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<image>

Description

The image node is a container for one or more layers. It is referenced by either a panoelement or a uielement.

Syntax

<tour>
  <scene>
    <image id="imageID" width="256" height="256">
      <layer ... />
      ...
    </image>
    ...
  </scene>
</tour>

Attributes

  • id
    Unique id to reference the image by.
  • width
    Width of the image. Visual layers are stretched to this width. If no width is specified, all visual layers are scaled to the height of the first layer specified.
  • height
    Height of the image. Visual layers are stretched to this height. If no height is specified, all visual layers are scaled to the height of the first layer specified.

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History

  • 12-Feb-05: Fixed typo
  • 20-Apr-04: Initial version
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the sample says id="behaviorI

Submitted by Carlo Roosen on February 4, 2005 - 14:56.

the sample says id="behaviorID". I think it must be "imageID" (of course it is a custom name).
** ADMIN: fixed **

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Re: <image>

Submitted by Maarten on March 30, 2007 - 13:00.

I use the "Syntax Browser" often to browse/search for its syntax/use, however, from image I can't go back to one of its parents: uielement (neither pano*, nor the *groups).
This is true for many nodes, however, I think the ramp node has a complete browser, but then from behavior, I cant get back to ramp.

Not a big problem, it would be easier though...

EDIT: panoelement is nice too.

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Re: <image>

Submitted by Aldo on April 1, 2007 - 10:51.

The problem with this is that image nodes (like behavior nodes) can be children of many different nodes (panoelements, uielements, panogroup, uigroups, scenes, etc).

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