The bottom field of view is used to determine which tile to load when the camera rotates (in degrees)
The left field of view is used to calculate the bounding square of the nodes (in degrees)
The right field of view is used to calculate the bounding square of the nodes (in degrees)
The top field of view is used to determine which tile to load when the camera rotates (in degrees)
Sets the rotation of the panorama BufferGeometry
Unique identifier for different panoramas
Certain tiles start in the lower left corner and not top left
The combined height of the tiles. This will be the calculated height so tiles fit precisely and not the original image height. (in pixels)
The combined width of the tiles. This will be the calculated width so tiles fit precisely and not the original image width. (in pixels)
Position in world. The coordinates are in meters.
The size of the sphere around the camera position. Smaller spheres allow placement in world where larger spheres allows better blending between tiles. (in meters)
The tile height that is used to determine the current level of detail (in pixels) In case of square tiles the value of tileHeight will be considered as tileWidth
The tile width that is used to determine the current level of detail (in pixels)
The url pattern to load the tiles
The data structure representing properties of panorama.