Can I change the lib?

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I have a VR view project using panellum lib & gg 360 media lib and I want to switch to these libs in 1 html. In detail, all code & images are in panellum lib but I want to switch and view all with gg 360 media lib. Will I be able to do that? Please help me! Thank you very much.

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All I want is how to switch lib

Posted 15-Aug-23 16:37pm

Nam Lê 2023

Updated 14-Sep-23 9:33am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Andre Oosthuizen 16-Aug-23 7:42am

Both these libraries is old and non-supported, I think I saw 2016 as the last postings on these.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2023-08-15T18:39:00

I'm not familiar with either of those libraries, but if they provide similar functionality then yes, you will probably be able to change your code from usein panellum to gg360. However, you would have to look closely at how the two libraries work and how your code interacts with them to be sure - and that would take some time and your code which we have no access to!

Generally speaking, it'll probably be a significant chunk of work, and unless you get some real benefit from it it's likely to be better to leave that project alone: "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

I'd probably create a test project to find out how to use the newer library, and when I got that working think about switching existing code.