Garden Gnome Package Template – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Garden Gnome Package Template Edit this Garden Gnome Package HTML template to create a custom GGPKG output or select for Droplet use. This option outputs a GGPKG (Garden Gnome package) file and contains everything WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal need for displaying your projects. GGPKG Template Parameters Include external CSS file – If you have a […]
Node – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Node A node refers to a single panorama. A node refers to a single panorama. More than one node, or multi-node, indicates more than one panorama (image and video panoramas), usually all linked together to create a virtual tour or scene. See also… Tour Browser Building a Tour Master Node
Cross – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Cross The cross is an image type in which the cube faces are arranged in a cross shape. The cross is an image type in which the cube faces are arranged in a cross shape. An image that is a cross can be loaded into Pano2VR and any type of image can be converted into […]
Tour Map – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Tour Map The Tour Map is used to not only add location information to nodes and to view node location, but it is also a place to link nodes together to create a tour using maps and floor plans. Tour Map Map Choose a map to add. World Map is the default map that is […]
Create Rollover Effects – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Create Rollover Effects Learn how to create multiple states with a Mouse Over effect. We do this by converting an image patch into a point hotspot. This mouse over effect uses patches to create multiple states of a scene. In our examples, we show a scene with doors closed and when the mouse rolls over […]
Patching – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Patching Patching allows you to non-destructively extract a non-distorted portion of the input image without having to remap or convert the whole image. Add patches to hide faces, to add nadir caps, hide drones, and even adding roll-over effects. https://vimeo.com/826132843 Workflow After loading a panorama into Pano2VR or opening an existing project open Patch mode […]
Google Street View – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Google Street View The Google Street View panel provides a way to easily upload a tour or single panoramas to Google Street View. Google Street View Panel In the Google Street View Panel, you can connect to your Google account, browse your tours, upload tours and add places to panoramas. Account Click the green grant […]
Components Toolbox – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Components Toolbox The Components Toolbox holds a collection of predefined skin elements including icons and Lottie animations. Components are a group of skin elements that can be saved as a single element in the Components Toolbox. If, for instance, you have a button (or group of buttons) that you know you can use with multiple […]
Components Toolbox – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Components Toolbox The Components Toolbox holds a collection of predefined skin elements including icons and Lottie animations. Components are a group of skin elements that can be saved as a single element in the Components Toolbox. If, for instance, you have a button (or group of buttons) that you know you can use with multiple […]
Viewing Parameters – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Viewing Parameters Modifying the viewing parameters will let you set where within the image the panorama will open. You can also set limits to the field of view and viewing range. Viewing Parameters Default View The following parameters all set the default view and the values under Current are updated when the view in the […]
Animated Hotspots – Object2VR 4 Documentation
Animated Hotspots Learn how to create an animated point hotspot in the Skin Editor using a skin variable with a Timer. In this tutorial, we create a simple pulsing point hotspot graphic. To start, create a new skin or open an existing skin: Add a variable called ht_ani. Type = true/false, Init Value = false. […]
Animated Hotspots – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Animated Hotspots Learn how to create an animated point hotspot in the Skin Editor using a skin variable with a Timer. In this tutorial, we create a simple pulsing point hotspot graphic. To start, create a new skin or open an existing skin: Add a variable called ht_ani. Type = true/false, Init Value = false. […]