Autorefreshing my future website

[europanorama]

http://www.stereomaker.net/panorama/panoramae.htm
the problem of this website when opening the cross-eyed 3dstereopanoramas is that the autorotation will almost all the time have the two images run asynched. sometimes the left then the right one is quicker. my clients do not know what refreshing is. since i have problems contacting this japanese javascript-designer and his friends i hope you have a solution. i also do not know if i can simply download the site and use the code there.
btw: biggest advantage of this site over my java-solution is: no plugin needed why must be installed with administrators rights. thank you very much

[Train]

CPU and GPU have a lot to do with the opening of the graphics. Internet speed definately.

Here is one of the .js set up for both IE and Mozilla. Unless I misread it.
http://www.stereomaker.net/panorama/ana/360sc.js

[europanorama]

Originally Posted by Train

CPU and GPU have a lot to do with the opening of the graphics. Internet speed definately.

Here is one of the .js set up for both IE and Mozilla. Unless I misread it.
http://www.stereomaker.net/panorama/ana/360sc.js

here it says ana(anaglyph) but i was referring to crosseye(two windows). only this one has problems. maybe parallel too(i will check). both two windows.
how do you download this script?
look at my friends stereobee-java-plugin(SB) on my sites-click trough:

stereobee(sb) is eighter linked with panorama-part-images or just click on SB-buttons.
www.europanorama.tk
www.3dreal.ch
all the same

thank you very much

[Train]

Go to this link.
http://www.stereomaker.net/panorama/lr/cherry02_c.htm
Now go to View in the menu and select source. May say page source.
now look for the .css or .js names.
There is no .js for it. Looks like to parallel view to me.

As for saving the .js in this link
http://www.stereomaker.net/panorama/ana/360sc.js

Go to file and select save as. Make sure the name box and the type box say what you want.

By the way, Should you clean out your tif, then go back to the site, you will find the needed files in the tif afterward real easily.


Everything on a web site is downloaded to the tif, then your browser puts it together and displays it.