Java Methods

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsSetAction(i)
            {
                document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].setActionID(i);
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

         <param name="numactions" value="5">
        <param name="action_1" value="ROTATE,30000,0,-360,0"> - Animate anti-clockwise 
         <param name="action_2" value="PAUSE,1"> - Pause Animation
         <param name="action_3" value="ROTATE,30000,0,360,0"> - Animate clockwise
         <param name="action_4" value="ROTATE,2000,0.5,0,0"> - Zoom in
         <param name="action_5" value="ROTATE,2000,-0.5,0,0"> - Zoom out

    Html:
  
    Each of these buttons will refer to the action numbers as shown above:
       <a href="javascript:jsSetAction(1);"><img border="0" src="tool1.jpg" alt="ROTATE LEFT"></a>
         <a href="javascript:jsSetAction(2);"><img border="0" src="tool2.jpg" alt="STOP"></a>
         <a href="javascript:jsSetAction(3);"><img border="0" src="tool3.jpg" alt="ROTATE RIGHT"></a>
         <a href="javascript:jsSetAction(4);"><img border="0" src="tool4.jpg" alt="ZOOM IN"></a>
         <a href="javascript:jsSetAction(5);"><img border="0" src="tool5.jpg" alt="ZOOM OUT"></a>

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsLoadRoom(i)
            {
                document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].setRoom(parseInt(i));
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="2">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
        <param name="room_2_image" value="pano2.jpg">

    Html:

    These buttons would load rooms 1 or 2 respectively.
        <a href="javascript:jsLoadRoom(1);"><img border="0" src="room1.jpg" alt="Load Room 2"></a>
        <a href="javascript:jsLoadRoom(2);"><img border="0" src="room2.jpg" alt="Load Room 1"></a>

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

This Java Method will change the yaw (horizontal view) in the Applet.

Note that this function will cancel actions in progress, however they will not respond while there is a script or a blockingAction running.

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsSetYaw(yaw)
            {
                document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].setYaw(parseInt(yaw));
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="1">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
    Html:

    These links would change the view to look east and west when click on.
        <a href="javascript:jsSetYaw(90);">Look East (90 degrees)</a>
        <a href="javascript:jsSetYaw(-90);">Look West (-90 degrees)</a>

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

This Java Method will change the pitch (vertical view) in the Applet.

Note that this function will cancel actions in progress, however they will not respond while there is a script or a blockingAction running.

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsSetPitch(pitch)
            {
                document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].setPitch(parseFloat(pitch));
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="1">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
    Html:

    These links would change the view to look up or down at 20 degrees.
        <a href="javascript:jsSetPitch(-20);">Look Down (-20 degrees)</a>
        <a href="javascript:jsSetPitch(20);">Look Up (20 degrees)</a>

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

This Java Method will change the zoom level in the Applet.

Note that this function will cancel actions in progress, however they will not respond while there is a script or a blockingAction running.

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsSetZoom(zoom)
            {
                document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].setZoom(parseInt(zoom));
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="1">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
    Html:

    These buttons would load rooms 1 or 2 respectively.
        <a href="javascript:jsSetZoom(1);">Zoom Factor 2</a>
        <a href="javascript:jsSetZoom(2);">Zoom Factor of 1</a>

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsGetYaw()
            {
               return ( document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].getYaw() );
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="1">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
    Html:

    This button will display the yaw value when clicked.
        <input type= "button" onClick="javascript:this.value=jsGetYaw();" >< br> 

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsGetPitch()
            {
               return ( document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].getPitch() );
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="1">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
    Html:

    This button will display the pitch value when clicked.
        <input type= "button" onClick="javascript:this.value=jsGetPitch();" >< br> 

JAVA METHOD:

EXPLANATION:

EXAMPLE: 

        <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--
            function jsGetZoom()
            {
               return ( document.applets["rubberneckapplet"].getZoom() );
            }
            //-->
        </script>

    Parameters:

        <param name="numrooms" value="1">
        <param name="room_1_image" value="pano1.jpg">
    Html:

    This button will display the yaw value when clicked.
        <input type= "button" onClick="javascript:this.value=jsGetZoom();" >< br>