#Pano2vr add vr option to a skin how to#

The download contains a tutorial folder called 'Hotspot_Zoom' which in turn contains an 'Assets folder', a 'Project folder' and a 'Hotspot_Zoom_Output folder'. html files or download the Tutorial Folder Zip. Replace elements without republishing the tour Import an Equirectangular Image into Pano2VRīuild an Image Element using an External ImageĬreate Variables and Actions to manage the content within the Skin

Note: this tutorial is designed for Pano2VR Version 6.0.6 This tutorial doesn't cover all of the ins and outs of Hotspots rather it shows, in detail, how a single point hotspot can provide the basis for a popup that can be zoomed in and out and be interacted with. I've added notes throughout the tutorial to explain the rational behind the steps I'm taking. To this end I'll be using a 'skin component' that is included in Pano2VR and modifying/deleting some of it's elements. To create the interactive text overlay, in the popup element, a number of layers are added to the popup and these require exact positioning to create the effect. Using the external loader to add images rather than embedding them in the skin lets the image be changed without having to republish the project. In my workflow I try to build in support for future changes and in this tutorial I'll be using Pano2VR's ability to load an external image. This tutorial reflects my personal approach to creating this particular effect but I'm sure there are other options as well and I welcome comments on alternative or simpler ways to accomplish the end effect. Requires Pano2VR 6 beta 4 and above.pano2vr vrtourLEARN MORE:- skin editor.

#Pano2vr add vr option to a skin how to#

In my experience I've found there is usually more than one way to achieve a required outcome. Learn how to add, use, and configure the 3D Hotspot Component. Pano2VR is a very powerful application for developing panoramic tours with interactive 'skins'.