Constructs a new instance of AssetPanoramicsRenderPlugin, setting up panoramic support and verifying if the asset has panoramic data available.
The renderer plugin context providing access to the map, layer events, and asset details.
the component used to persist the active state of panoramic mode
whether this plugin should start in pano mode if the modePersisterBackend has
Mapping between visualization types to their corresponding pano point visualizers no persisted preference
Adds the given Disposable to be owned by this plugin.
Adds an event listener to the plugin's panoramic event context. This method delegates to the internal PanoramicEventContext, allowing external components to listen for panoramic lifecycle events.
A function to remove the listener (if supported).
Counts panorama points located within the given oriented box.
The oriented box geometry to test against.
If true, counts only points that are visible in oriented box and in the limit box. If false, counts all points inside the oriented box regardless of limit box. Usage:
Pass false when you want the total number of points inside the given
level-oriented box without considering limit box visibility.
Example: find how many points exist in total within this oriented box.
Pass true when you want to count only points visible with respect to limit box.
Example: check if a given limit box contains any visible points to decide
whether switching to a certain level in panorama mode is possible.
Disables the ability to enter panoramic mode by setting the underlying PanoramaSupport to a disallowed state.
Dispatches the given event with given payload on the plugin.
Allows panoramic mode to be entered by setting the underlying PanoramaSupport to an allowed state.
Enters into the panorama mode for the pano point represented by the given id.
the id of the panorama feature
Returns the list of panoramic features available in the current layer.
Returns the current visibility state for pano points. Flag is derived from both enabled-state and user visibility setting.
Check if panoramic points exist within the given oriented box, e.g. on a minimap level.
The oriented box geometry to test against.
Hides panorama points based on the level box predicate. Used for hiding panorama points outside the level box.
Hides panorama points based on the limit box predicate.
Highlight a panorama point identified by the given id, or unhover the previously hovered point.
the id of the panorama feature or null
Called by the plugin system is initialized.
Called when the scene is considered "ready," i.e., sufficiently loaded. Starts entering the panoramic mode if the asset supports panoramic data and panoramic-only mode is detected.
Determines if the plugin should be registered based on the asset's artifact categories. This method checks if the asset has a panoramic category, indicating that panoramic data is present and the plugin should be enabled.
The renderer plugin context providing access to the asset.
true if the asset has a panoramic category, otherwise false.
Called when the plugin system is manually torn down. This should be used to clean up resources.
The context provided to the plugin.
Indicates whether the application is currently in a panoramic mode.
true if panoramic mode is active, otherwise false.
Indicates whether the pano mode is available for the asset.
true if panoramic mode is available, otherwise false.
Determines whether the panoramic layer is the only available asset layer.
true if only a panoramic layer is present, otherwise false.
Checks if the plugin has been torn down.
true if the plugin has been torn down, otherwise false.
Leaves the panoramic mode.
Toggles enabled-state of pano points. This is for application decisions to show/hide pano points dependent on UI state (e.g. whether a certain tool is active). To hide pano points based on user preference, use setVisualizationSettings.
Shows all previously hidden levelbox panorama points. Used for resetting the view.
Starts the panorama mode at the closest pano point to the current camera position.
A renderer plugin for managing panoramic imagery layers associated with an asset. When panoramic data is present for the asset, this plugin initializes and controls panoramic views, allowing users to seamlessly enter and exit panoramic mode.
Remarks
This plugin interacts with PanoramaSupport to handle panoramic mode, including start-up, camera synchronization, and entering the closest panoramic position to the current camera viewpoint. It also coordinates with the LuciadRIA controller stack to manage a dedicated panoramic controller.