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#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO HOW TO#
#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO UPDATE#
#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO SKIN#
#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO PATCH#

To update Pano2VR, go to Help in the menu bar and choose Check for Updates.

Significant improvements to the Street View upload.

Pan/Tilt/FoV actions are now grouped under Panorama Movement.

If the input image doesn’t change, Pano2VR will no longer regenerate cube faces for single resolution outputs.

Scroll bars no longer cover the cloner element on mobile.

Floor plans will now respond to a logic block used to show them.

#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO SKIN#

YouTube videos can now go fullscreen in skin editor video element.

Cloners can now change the size automatically.

New skin actions for adding and removing skin elements.

New skin actions: Set Size and Change Size.

Raw CSS: You can mix units for position and size of skin elements.

Tags can now have symbols as a way to visually see the tags in the Tour Browser.

Calculate and show the distance between nodes using placeholders.

Integrated web server now includes a secure option ( HTTPS).

You’ll find the accordion menu component in the Components Toolbox. With this beta, we added a few more features that will enable an accordion menu.

#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO PATCH#

We also updated the patch tool to support stereo panoramas as well.Įarlier, we introduced some features in the skin editor that would allow you to create menus with categories. If you’re working on a tour, you can also make use of the new distance field for hotspots to bring them closer to the viewer. You can even mix stereo and regular panoramas. All you need to do is drop in your stereo panoramic image, and you’re good to go. Stereo Panoramas are now natively supported. Hopki has a great tutorial showing exactly how this works and even rebuilds Katherine Gooding’s skin (Thanks Katherine for the project!). Most features like hotspots, categories, floor plans, and lens flares will be converted, but the skin will need to be rebuilt. With this release, we’ve added the ability to import Panotour projects. We’ve gotten a lot of Panotour Pro users since Kolor closed and wanted to make it easier for them to covert their projects to Pano2VR. This lets you easily match the colors of your website without opening the Skin Editor. To make the workflow friendlier you can now change the colors of the built-in skins using the Edit Skin Configuration button.

#PANOTOUR PRO VS PANO2VR PRO HOW TO#

3D distorted hotspots images allow us to create perfectly aligned roll-over effects in the panoramas and Hopki explains in the tutorial below how to do this. This will make the workflow for 3D distorted hotspot images also easier with fewer steps involved. With this beta, we’ve added the ability to convert the patch to a custom image for a point hotspot.

Converting the patch to a pinned video made the workflow for embedded videos much easier. In the previous beta, we added a feature that converted a patch to a pinned video and image. And then you can resize the image or choose to have it 3D distorted without creating or editing a skin. For any point hotspot, add the image in the hotspot properties. We added now an easy solution to create individual images per hotspot. You could always have custom hotspot images, but they needed a hotspot template in the skin. Since then we’ve added even more features, and below you’ll find the full list along with issues we’ve fixed. At the IVRPA conference in Belfast, we already gave a sneak peek. Today we released another beta version of 6.1 that is chock full of features like native stereo support and an importer for Panotour Pro projects.