Matthew Petroff

Yes, that's correct. As cubemaps come is various arrangements, it's not as simple as supporting equirectangular input, which is a de facto standard.

Make sure you set the `--cubesize` argument to match your cube face size. If you comment out the `subprocess.check_call([args.nona,...` line and replace it with `input()` (or `raw_input()` for Python 2),...

I'm guessing the path you specified for the image doesn't match its actual location. Check the network tab of your browser's developer tools. I suspect you're getting 404 not found...

The controls don't have a tab index, so they don't receive focus (as far as I know). Since they don't receive focus, they aren't highlighted.

Looking at various web maps, e.g. Google Maps, Leaflet, Mapbox GL, etc., most don't use tab indicies for the zoom controls, or the ones that do don't show a visual...

That image works fine for me. What issue are you having? The resolution is okay as well. Since Pannellum v2.5.0, equirectangular images up to 8192px wide are supported on pretty...

Check your developer console / network tab. This is probably a [CORS issue](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS). You need to either adjust your server's CORS settings or host your own copy of `pannellum.htm` alongside...

You're greatly exaggerating the issue; the panorama on the pannellum.org homepage only needs ~100kB to display the lowest resolution, not 350-600kB. Even on a 3G mobile connection, this only takes...

@Rafath21 Pannellum runs in a web browser, and the web platform is OS-agnostic, so I have no idea what you're referring to. You're going to need to be a bit...

That image has extremely low resolution, not "good" resolution. That's why it's looks bad. It's also not a panorama, so Pannellum is not the appropriate tool to display it. I...