Just like Tony mentioned, you can change the paths in the html. For the xml you could just change this path in the index.html to fit your needs: window.addEventListener("load", function() { pano.readConfigUrlAsync("pano.xml"); //"../shared_resources/pano.xml" }); This w...

What do you mean by 'the controller'? Buttons on the skin? If so, maybe you can hide the buttons when the pano is locked.

Hi, In the skin editor, add a 'Mouse Click' action to your hotspot and make it 'Go to URL' and set the URL to javascript:myfunction(me.hotspot.title, me.hotspot.description, this); Now when you click on the hotspot it launches the myfunction with the hotspot title, description and the html element i...

Try using pixels and anchor point for setting the position. Percent based position is relative to the container the element is in, so if the container is not placed correctly, then the element will most likely go to the wrong position also. I usually make a container with width 100% to position 0px ...

1. I had the same issue. The problem is that in the skin editor, the "Dropdown Menu" has a logic block in visibility (player height <= 340) This hides the menu in landscape. 2. You can control how the menu looks with regular css. Or you could create a copy of the menu, make it smaller, and...

That one is made with Pano2VR so it seems very possible

So did you upload the tour onto a proper web server? I'm not fully sure but I think Google Drive can not host web pages.

There is a work around. I explained it in detail in another post which I can't find now unfortunately. The general idea is that you use external javascript where you create an array which contains the node ids of your path. Lets name the array nodepath. You can then push the current node id into the...

You could make a smaller version of the map and add it into your skin. Then untick its visibility and use logic block: Is mobile = 1 to set the visibility to true. This should make the smaller map visible on mobile. You have to do this for the map container though to hide/show all the map spots also...

me.hotspot.url

If it still does not work then maybe you should not use variables in Pano2VR but rather in external js code. You could handle the random number thing in a separate function. I have noticed it's much easier that way

You could try using "Hotspot proxy id" in the skin editor and set css styling to the text box. You can load the hotspot description into a text box by using the $hd placeholder and to an external js function with me.hotspot.description

I hope this helps

I just installed the newest version. Nudging and copy/pasting hotspots works great now, thank you!

Thank you for the reply, Hopki! I tried the {$back} method, but it seems like it does not remember the whole path you took to get to that node. It gets stuck going back between two nodes. If the route is: node1, node3, node4, node2 the back button gets you stuck jumping between node4 and node2. Whic...

1. You could use javascript to load the information dynamically from external sources. This would eliminate the need for outputting every time a link or text changes. I am not sure what you mean by re-processing all the images. To my knowledge the processing is done only once with the very first out...