Matthew Petroff

The loops are to create the individual image tiles. If you skip any parts of the loops, you'll be missing parts of your image.

You could parallelize it, but you can't beat Amdahl's law, so you won't get a 6x speed up. I haven't profiled it, but due to a combination of disk IO...

Given that `nona` does the reprojection, it's not at all surprising that it takes most of the time. It's my understanding that `nona` is pretty well optimized, so you're probably...

It's calculated based on the cube face size, which is based on the panorama size, and the tile size: https://github.com/mpetroff/pannellum/blob/b81b26f6b9e9ddd1d3c808d94599be4c1cf36675/utils/multires/generate.py#L198 You can decrease the number of levels by either decreasing...

I don't think Pannellum is the best tool for the job, given that you're not displaying a panorama, but the following will show hot spots without an image: ```html var...

Starting with the [tour example](https://pannellum.org/documentation/examples/tour/): ```javascript var viewer = pannellum.viewer('panorama', { "default": { "firstScene": "circle", "author": "Matthew Petroff", "sceneFadeDuration": 1000 }, "scenes": { "circle": { "title": "Mason Circle", "hfov": 110,...

No, that header is only for the Sensor APIs. It just provides an alternative (that only works with Chrome) to specifying the permission on the ``.

No, there isn't, and I don't see any compelling reason to exposure it. If you have a good reason for it to be exposed, please share it. However, there's a...

I'm still not really sure what you're trying to accomplish.

You can implement this by making a tour with your images but not including any hot spots. You'd then need to create a Pannellum instance using the API and add...