I guess your question is for AndrejDS. I posted here to support him but I am not very concerned as soon as aeras provide me tooltip and link, I use point only to display an image, the tooltip will only enhance it. I am much more annoyed with the "bullseye" problem I submitted earlier that ...

So Area Hotspots have working links and have tool tips. Point hotspots work and don't have tool tips or point hotspots don't work at all?

Yes, areas works well but points don't : no tooltip and no link to URL

Same problem for me, when I mix point and area hotspots, link on area hotspots work but the tooltip on point hotspots don't work.

The last image I posted is 1:1 scale, you can see how big the "bullseye" really is, it's even worse because the area around it where you can't double-click is 9 times bigger (3x3). The bypass I found is to create a point far and drag it where it should be but as you can see in first screen...

Hello Hopki,
I alreedy posted a screen copy of hotspots editor, the "bullseye" can be as big as possible because it grows while zooming, like that :

I use my own image in the skin for display in the generated pano and it works fine but unfortunately in the point hotspot editor I struggle with this huge "bullseye" that gets even bigger when zooming.

No, the template behaves correctly. The problem is in creating point hotspots :

The bullseye is too big.

Hello, I have to define point hotspots that are close to eachother, I can zoom in the picture to locate precisely where to double-click but the bullseyes zooms also, the result is that after defining the first hotspot it covers the area where I would like to define the second one. Any idea to solve ...

I published a report on a trip in Bolivia :
http://www.alain-collet.com/Andes/Bolivie.html
included are 30 panoramas :
http://www.alain-collet.com/Andes/PanosBolivie.html
Enjoy.

Thanks Thomas for this suggestion but I don't see anything about hotspots at first glance. When I have spare time I will have a closer look. Some people consider java like it was 10 years ago but nowadays performance is very good, often better than Flash.

Thanks for your reply, it would be nice if Pano2VR offered an alternative output format.
As you say, QTVR is no more developed, and Flash on Mac is crap software, I would like to get rid of both, a java viewer works on all computers. I wish I could use the nice Pano2VR interface.

Apple and Adobe are fighting eachother and we sit in the midlle having to choose between Quicktime or Flash, both being proprietary and having pros and cons. Would it be possible to output a pano compatible with a free java viewer ?

Audacity is free and powerful :
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

When I check "Add fullscreen item" in advanced settings the standalone Flash 10 player allows for fullscreen.

Sorry but your code was correct last century and is now deprecated, a W3C compliant code is better : <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="720" height="360" data="Pano.swf"> <param name="BGCOLOR" value="#000000"> <param name=&...