Matthew Petroff

The machine I found that doesn't work with 2.3.2 works fine with your demo.

@moikirsch: This error is due to the WebGL context not being successfully created, which I was neglecting to check; fixed in e899596b5a649d87b2ed16682a906a721b3840aa.

The aforementioned fix was for a regression in the development version, so there's no need for a release. Does https://get.webgl.org/ work for you?

There are examples for both [tours](https://pannellum.org/documentation/examples/tour/) and [hot spots](https://pannellum.org/documentation/examples/hot-spots/).

If you're okay with drawing the areas in question on the panorama, you could use Pannellum's `.on()` method of add event listeners for `mousedown` / `mouseup` and `touchstart` / `touchend`,...

Using a CSS 3D transform with the `perspective` property in Pannellum's `renderHotSpot` function is the correct approach to take, so you're on the right path. The difficult part is figuring...

TeliportMe is built using Pannellum. The polygon hot spots are a proprietary extension, which renders the hot spots to a separate transparent `` that is over the Pannellum WebGL ``....

> Is there a release date for the hotspots draggable functionality? When I have time to put together and do the necessary testing for a new release. Nothing's stopping you...

You can use the viewer's `.getConfig()` method to retrieve the full configuration and extract the hot spot information from there.

If you draw equirectangular images to a `` and provide the `` to Pannellum, you can draw whatever you want. This is a duplicate of #743. As for URL parameters,...