Animation Output – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Animation Output Use the Animation Output to create a flat video from the clips and sequences created in the Animation Editor. Animation Output Choose the Animation Output type using the green plus button. The Animation Output Properties will open the Properties panel. Below are the settings for exporting the project. Output Folder All files associated […]
Output Panel – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Output Panel The Output panel is where you choose output formats for your project. There is also a button to open the Gnome Cloud Browser. Output Panel Add an Output Format To add an output format, click the green plus sign. Choose from the following formats: Web Output Transformation Animation From Template – Select this […]
Output Panel – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Output Panel The Output panel is where you choose output formats for your project. There is also a button to open the Gnome Cloud Browser. Output Panel Add an Output Format To add an output format, click the green plus sign. Choose from the following formats: Web Output From Template – Select this to pick […]
Exporting – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Exporting Once you're finished working on your project you can output it for a website, as a flat video, as a different projection, or for social media. To export your project, open the Output Panel and choose an output format. If you plan to embed a project in a website, export using the Web Output. […]
Exporting – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Exporting Once you're finished working on your project you can output it for a website, as a flat video, as a different projection, or for social media. To export your project, open the Output Panel and choose an output format. If you plan to embed a project in a website, export using the Web Output. […]
Replace the Nadir with a Mirrorball – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Replace the Nadir with a Mirrorball If you want to quickly replace a tripod, you can use a mirrorball at the nadir to hide it. To quickly create a mirrorball patch: Choose the Patch Tool from the Viewer Modes. Move the panorama to the location you’d like to patch. For example, the nadir, to hide […]
Blur Patch – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Blur Patch Use the Blurred Circle and Square patches to blur faces and license plates for when images are uploaded to sites like Google Street View. Or use the Blurred Cover for the down shot. If uploading a tour Google Street View, recognizable faces and number plates need to be blurred out. Blur Faces Open […]
Integrated Web Server – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Integrated Web Server A local web server is built in to the software. It simulates an active web server so you can view your project locally (browsers restrict local viewing for security reasons). Once a project is outputted with the web output, the project will open in your default browser. The project is not uploaded […]
Integrated Web Server – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Integrated Web Server A local web server is built in to the software. It simulates an active web server so you can view your project locally (browsers restrict local viewing for security reasons). Once a project is outputted with the web output, the project will open in your default browser. The project is not uploaded […]
Creating a Support Package – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Creating a Support Package The Support Package is available for you to collect all the project files our support team would need to help you. Learn how to create a pared-down version of your large project as a support package. When you need help and contact our support, you may be asked for a support […]
A Note on Sound – Object2VR 4 Documentation
A Note on Sound Audio can be tricky on the web due to the varying support of formats and how browsers handle audio playback. Read on to learn more about using audio in your projects. Sound Formats and Quality Not all sound files are the same. MP3 files are the most supported across all browsers. […]
Creating a Support Package – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Creating a Support Package The Support Package is available for you to collect all the project files our support team would need to help you. Learn how to create a pared-down version of your large project as a support package. When you need help and contact our support, you may be asked for a support […]
External Image – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
External Image Use the external image to add images that need to be loaded externally rather than embedded in to the skin. This is especially useful if you have a lot of thumbnails in a tour and are not using the Node Image element. Calling the images from an external source will help keep the […]
External Image – Object2VR 4 Documentation
External Image Use the external image to add images that need to be loaded externally rather than embedded in to the skin. This is especially useful if you have a lot of thumbnails in a tour and are not using the Node Image element. Calling the images from an external source will help keep the […]
Organizing in Pano2VR – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Organizing in Pano2VR A project can easily start to amass a number of files and media from skin files to pinned images to patches. Pano2VR helps to keep all files together and orderly. File Organization When outputting a Web Output project, Pano2VR will by default output all the project files to a folder called, output. […]
Layout Customization – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Layout Customization Pano2VR has a modular interface which allows for custom layouts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIS4hJomG-M Show Panels To show a panel do any of the following: Select the panel from the Toolbar. Choose from the context menu found by right-clicking in any panel’s heading or the Toolbar’s heading. Select the panel from the Window menu. Hide Panels […]
Layout Customization – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Layout Customization Pano2VR has a modular interface which allows for custom layouts. Show Panels To show a panel do any of the following: Select the panel from the Toolbar. Choose from the context menu found by right-clicking in any panel’s heading or the Toolbar’s heading. Select the panel from the Window menu. Hide Panels To […]
Skin Editor – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Skin Editor A skin, as a whole, is a graphical element (interface) that is layered over the panorama and can include images, maps, buttons, text, and sounds. The Skin Editor has 4 main sections: the Tree, the Canvas, Properties and the Toolbar. The Skin Editor The Tree is where the skin elements are organized. The […]
Skin Editor – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Skin Editor A skin, as a whole, is a graphical element (interface) that is layered over the panorama and can include images, maps, buttons, text, and sounds. The Skin Editor has 4 main sections: the Tree, the Canvas, Properties and the Toolbar. The Skin Editor The Tree is where the skin elements are organized. The […]
Prepare the Images – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Prepare the Images Once your images have been added to a Pano2VR project, the next step would be to prepare them for viewing, linking, and outputting. Pano2VR uses the data that is already embedded in the image, like GPS, Exif, and leveling information. But, sometimes some or all of these are missing. To build a […]