######################## Example Script ####################################
# Only lines starting with 'p' or 'o' are read, so you can add comments 
# and info as  you like by using other linestarting characters.

# The 'p' line describes the final 360 degrees panoramic image
# This one should be 800 pixels wide:

p w800



# The 'o' lines describe input images. 
# These should not be rotated around the center (r0), nor tilted (p0).
# each is rotated around a vertical axis (y0-330). Horizontal field of view
# is 45 degrees (v45) and the image should be saved to the buffer 'buf'

o f0 r0   p0   y0    v45        -buf 
o f0 r0   p0   y30   v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y60   v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y90   v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y120  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y150  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y180  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y210  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y240  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y270  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y300  v45  +buf  -buf
o f0 r0   p0   y330  v45  +buf  -buf


# That's all. After Panorama Tools has read one 'o'-line, it disables it
# by placing a '#' in place of the 'o'. That way it is possible to convert
# several images using the same scriptfile.