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"HALIEN Tour" HELPWelcome to the HALIEN Tour HELP page. This is a guide to navigating the tours presented on this web-site.
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Each individual tour involves a 'site' within which a number of 'spots' are laid out.
A spot corresponds to a fixed geographical point on the ground.
From each spot several (typically eight) 'views' are presented.
Simple controls allow the selection of the main view to be observed and movement
of the observer from one spot to another within a site.
HALIEN tours are presented at two levels: the 'Site Screen' and the 'View Screen'. |
The Site Screen presents a scrollable listing of all or some of the spots available within this site.
Each spot is represented by a single typical view (one of up to eight views visible from that spot).
Spots in the same street, beach, etc. are shown in order along the same row.
Simply click on the view to select that spot for detailed viewing.
Clicking on a name at the left of the views selects the first spot in that row.
Along the top of the screen are buttons to select various types of spot (coastal, those showing hotels, etc) from the full list (which is the default when the Site Screen is first selected). In some cases (e.g. for the Torquay site) a geographical street map may be available (shown as a thumbnail button at the top left of the Site Screen). From this screen spots can be selected by clicking on their location on the map (when the cursor changes to a 'hand'). |