#Panotour pro google maps how to#
#Panotour pro google maps skin#
#Panotour pro google maps Patch#
#Panotour pro google maps windows#

Learn the workflow for publishing a tour or single panorama to Google Street View.

#Panotour pro google maps how to#

Learn how to add Floor Plans to your projects. Learn how to filter nodes in the Tour Browser. Learn how to use a number of features that make building a VR tour with the Ricoh Theta very easy.įiltering Images with Tags in the Tour Browser Learn how to create your own nested cloners.Ĭreate accessible content with the text to speech component that allows for screen readers to read text in Pano2VR projects. The Thumbnail Menu with Categories uses nested cloners. Learn how to customize this menu and how to configure its settings via Edit Configuration in the Output settings. The 3D Arrow Hotspots are Street View style navigation buttons that include a popup thumbnail of the connected node.

Learn how to add and use the Map Pin Radar component

#Panotour pro google maps skin#

Learn how to add and configure the Volume Component in Pano2VR’s Skin Editor. Learn how to change the settings of the Gallery Component. Learn how to add, configure and share the Gallery Component in Pano2VR’s Skin Editor. Learn how to add custom fonts to the skin. Learn how Action Filters can be used to execute actions.

Learn how to use placeholders in the skin to dynamically make changes using variables in a 2-node tour. In this tutorial, we learn how to configure a skin so it can be modified with the Edit Configuration Button in the HTML5 output. Learn how to use Tags to change the attributes of skin elements. Learn how to use true/false variables with logic blocks added to buttons that toggle between hotspot and thumbnail navigation. Toggle between Hotspot and Thumbnail Navigation with True/False Variables Learn how to change the language of text boxes using text variables. Learn how to create a slideshow within a panorama using number variables. Learn how to add GPS data and a Google Map to an HTML5 output.Īdd custom map markers and more to improve the look of Google Maps. Using the Components Toolbox to share and save skin elements. Using the Color Tool to quickly change the skin’s color scheme. Learn how a skin works and then learn how to customize the built-in skins for your needs. Learn all about the Skin Editor’s interface. Learn to make a simple animation for a single node.Ĭreate a custom autorotation for interactive images. Learn about keyframes and how to use them in the Animation Editor. Get aquinted with the interface and settings of the Animation Editor. Learn how to add variable tracks to the Animation Editor and how to use them with Logic Blocks and Action Filters.Ī brief overview of what animation is and what you can do with it. Learn how to pin images to the panorama and how to make them interactive. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to change the polygon’s border and fill colors, and the various view modes.Ĭreate animated hotspots using the true/false variable with a Timer. Polygon Hotspots can’t be skinned (like their brother the point hotspot), but they can be customized. Learn how to create polygon hotspots and how to link them to websites and tour nodes.

Learn how to build a VR tour with images that are missing location data.īuilding a VR tour with images that have location data. Learn how to add videos to your projects. Learn what point hotspots are and what they can do. Learn how to embed video in a still panorama.

#Panotour pro google maps Patch#

Learn how to create a rollover effect by converting a patch into a point hotspot. See how to blur faces and licenses plates as well as covering the tripod. Pano2VR can read Kolor’s Panotour Pro project files. Learn how to import, add patches, and build a tour with stereo images. Learn how to arrange and save custom window arrangements. Only the interface looks a little bit different.

#Panotour pro google maps windows#

Below is a list of numerous video tutorials intended to help you get the most out of Pano2VR.Īll tutorials are recorded on macOS but the functions work the same way on Windows and Linux.