The documentation didn't answer directly. Instead, it offered a single, recursive clue: "See also: delayedcall , layer[message].addhtml , and events.onremovepano ."
<events onidle="delayedcall(0.1, removelayer(message));" /> He injected the code. The crystal cave shuddered. The frozen historian’s avatar blinked, then smiled. A text layer appeared, written in pure krpano logic: krpano documentation
In the sprawling digital library of Visua, there was a legend about a missing historian. Her name was Elara, and she had sailed deep into the "Spherical Sea"—a vast, interconnected archive of 360-degree worlds, from ancient ruins to distant planets. The documentation didn't answer directly
"You used the docs. You understood the nodes. Welcome to the deep tour, Kael." The frozen historian’s avatar blinked, then smiled
Elara wasn't lost. She was trapped in an infinite loop, a onidle event that kept resetting the scene before she could exit.
Her ship was a krpano viewer. Her map was the .
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