Matthew Petroff

It has a nicer rendering backend than Panolens, and performance is good. However, for some of the features you describe, you'd have to implement them yourself over Pannellum (although you'd...

When constructing a viewer with a multires panorama and `autoLoad: true`, the panorama will be considered loaded before the `pannellum.viewer` returns. Thus, there is little reason to have an event...

You can query the loading status with `viewer.getRenderer().isLoading()`. However, tile loading is linked to rendering for performance reasons, so a scene won't load if it isn't being rendered.

You can use the `targetPitch` / `targetYaw` / `targetHfov` parameters on your hot spots. By setting these, you'll override the defaults for the scene. Or if you're using the API,...

If you set the `draggable` hot spot configuration parameter to `true`, the hot spot can be dragged. You can then use the `dragHandlerFunc` / `dragHandlerArgs` hot spot configuration parameters to...

> After rotating more than 180 degrees, the event does not execute Can you provide an example that demonstrates this behavior? It works for me. > cannot enter the event...

It's still not clear to me what you're doing, and I can't reproduce an issue with the information you've provided. Please provide an example that demonstrates the issue. I can't...

If you set the `hotSpotDebug` parameter to `true`, coordinates of mouse clicks will be printed to your browser's developer console. You can then click where you want to place a...

Yes, it's possible. For example, the demo on the [pannellum.org](https://pannellum.org) homepage uses both types.

> Is it possible to change hotspot texts size and font? Yes, just set additional CSS properties for `div.pnlm-tooltip span`. For more extensive changes, the [custom hot spot example](https://pannellum.org/documentation/examples/custom-hot-spots/) can...