Loading Bar A loading bar is a set of graphical elements (or a single element) that is used to illustrate how much of the panorama has loaded. A loading bar is a set of graphical elements (or a single element) that is used to illustrate how much of the panorama has loaded. The loading bar uses an animated rectangle (or bar) and sometimes includes text to show the loading percentage. However, any animation can be used as a loading element. See also… Skin Editor Skin Modifiers

Pan Scanning or viewing the panorama in a horizontal movement. The action, to pan, in video or film, means to move the camera horizontally across the action. When panning across a panorama, the image is scanned in a horizontal movement. See also… Panning (camera) Skin Modifiers – Pan

Pointing Pointing is a term used to describe how each panorama in a tour is linked. Pointing is a term used to describe how each panorama in a tour is linked. For example, Hotspot A points to Pano 2 or Hotspot A is linked to Pano 2. See also… Building a Tour Adding Point Hotspots Automatic Linking

Remap To remap an image means to reorganize the data of the image to change the projection of the image. To remap an image means to reorganize the data of the image to change the projection of the image. See also… Transformation Output

Tag Tags are used to organize images within a tour and to help trigger skin elements. Tags are used to organize images within a tour and to help trigger skin elements. Once tags are added to the User Data, they will appear in the Filter menu in the Tour Browser. Select a tag to show all the images with that specific tag. Tag In information systems, a tag is a non-hierarchical keyword or term assigned to a piece of information (such as an Internet bookmark, digital image, or computer file). This kind of metadata helps describe an item and allows

Toggle This is a command generally used in an action for a skin element to show and hide or play and pause, for example. This is a command generally used when giving an action to a skin element. The action’s effect has an opposite effect on successive occasions (mouse clicks, taps, mouse enters, etc.). See also… Change, Set, Toggle Actions Skin Editor