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The Name field in the attribute table is a number (like panorama ids)
The numbers used in the Name field are correlative , and follow the special location of the images but there are gaps in the numbers.
In the picture below, show an example where the location of each image in the OIC is represented by a green circle and the name of the images is shown at the right of the circle. In this particular case, the name of each image is a number and follows the spatial location of each image (images to left have a higher value as a name than the ones to the right). However, there is a gap shown by the red arrow in the picture below
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This special case explains how to assign correlative numbers to the SetOrder field without considering the gap. This case could be useful if in the future we are NOT expecting to add images in the space where currently the gap is. If we are not sure that we will be adding images in the gap, then follow Special Case 1.
Since the highest value of the name of the images in this example OIC is “105532” and the gap is between “105516” and “105514”, we will need to create a function as follow
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