you will have to manually position all panos on the map. Select a pano and right-click (on the mac) into the map to position the marker for this pano. Now, while this pano is still selected, click on all panos you like to jump to. A little dialog appears and here you activate the link between the tw...

This is a Google Streetview Project containing 63 nodes and it is done with Pano2VR:

http://bit.ly/2pWPZ9n

And I did a static pano of the Kölner Philharmonie with a drone:



Have fun!

"I think the jumps will not happen, if turn off "auto connect" in the Street View App on your smart phone:" They do appear using a browser with a desktop PC. The problem is not there when using the keyboard to navigate but with the mouse. The problem is related to Google not to P...

any news about setting the copyright info?

I published several smaller Project with Pano2VR now - that's very easy - and a nice workflow. I would like to set the blur patch in the master node as default - is this possible? And I don't see the reason why the place is not related to the project but to each node. I can't think of a project wher...

Perfect - exactly what I was looking for! Thanks! Just published a Streetview project with 63 nodes build with Pano2VR: http://bit.ly/2qhr2Va Still there is the bug that you can jump through walls or across areas where I never set a connection. This happened with the old Google Editor too and is a p...

OK - what would help a lot: - after placing node A I turn the pano to look in the direction of node B - then I place the marker for node B on the view line in the "cone" pano A showed before I selected node B. It would be great to see the orientation of node A when placing node b. - now I ...

Hi Hopki, "But to upload to Google you do need to add map pins to add location data. As for lining up North you can just rotate the viewer to the next node then use the N key and rotate the compass until the hotspot is pointing towards the next panorama." It's not only a different workflow...

I agree 100%

I would like to have the option to place my panos on the map, position the GPS hotspot in the pano editor and this should set the north of the pano I work on automatically. In other words: I place the panos on the map and then switch to the pano editor. Here all other editing will be done. The first...

Hi, just to be save: I do have to enter valid GPS data to each and every pano before uploading it to Google? I don't have any GPS coord. when shooting indoors - so I would have to use the map to manually place the panos on the map and I have to set north to every node? This would be a heavy drawback...