Whenever I apply the default visualization to a node, the same direction is applied to all nodes. How can I make each node have a different visualization?
I have every hotspot linked. Saved the project, and refreshed it but it doesn't show the hotspots on the localhost. And also when set default view every panorama follows the same direction. I can't do it individually
Hi! The hotspots should show either as the red dot default icons or if a skin is applied and has a hotspot template for node type hotspots, then the icon for that should be visible. The built-in skins all have the necessary template and icons. If you've added a skin and still do not see the hotspots on output, please email us at support@ggnome.com so we can take a look at your project. Tour nodes use the Target View, not the Default View. If you linked the images using Automatic Linking, then the nodes are already using Forward for the Target View. Otherwise, you can use use the Target Viewing Parameter window to make a custom target view.
@@SupportGnome Thanks a lot, I got it! I realized I couldn't put hotspots with projection stereographic. I mean, when I change all the panos from projection: rectilinear to stereographic or fisheye the hotspots disappear. Why?
They are used mostly as special effects, like a Fly In for a dramatic opening to the tour with Stereographic projection. Fisheye projection could be used for wider initial views. You can see how they're used in an animated auto-rotation in our examples at pano2vr.com.
You cannot open the HTML page directly from the output folder. Before you can give out a link you need to upload the output to a hosting service. You can use your own hosting or you can use our Gnome Cloud Hosting, please see: ggnome.com/gnome-cloud/
Once the (entire) output folder is uploaded to your web server, then you just need to link to the index.html file. For example: "mywebsite.com/myproject/index.html"
Hi, Pano2VR requires an Equirectangular image. Any devices can be used as ling as the images are stitched into this type of image. There is work being done using the iPhone and Pixel 6a phones on a panorama head and stitched with PTGui. So yes you can use phones but research how to stitch the images into the Equirectangular image required by Pano2VR.
Once your images have been stitched into an Equirectangular projection then yes, Pano2VR will not convert the image but will display the image as a 360, please see our webinars page: ggnome.com/webinars/ Select the 101 filter and start with the oldest webinar, Getting Started and work forward.
Hi, thanks for answering my other question but im dying to hear anything, even your view and thoughts on depth mapping like KRpano uses. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE answer this, sorry to be a pain :)
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Whenever I apply the default visualization to a node, the same direction is applied to all nodes. How can I make each node have a different visualization?
You would set the Target View in the Hotspot's settings. ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/project-setup/image-preparation/set-default-view/
I have every hotspot linked. Saved the project, and refreshed it but it doesn't show the hotspots on the localhost. And also when set default view every panorama follows the same direction. I can't do it individually
Hi! The hotspots should show either as the red dot default icons or if a skin is applied and has a hotspot template for node type hotspots, then the icon for that should be visible. The built-in skins all have the necessary template and icons. If you've added a skin and still do not see the hotspots on output, please email us at support@ggnome.com so we can take a look at your project. Tour nodes use the Target View, not the Default View. If you linked the images using Automatic Linking, then the nodes are already using Forward for the Target View. Otherwise, you can use use the Target Viewing Parameter window to make a custom target view.
@@SupportGnome Thanks a lot, I got it! I realized I couldn't put hotspots with projection stereographic. I mean, when I change all the panos from projection: rectilinear to stereographic or fisheye the hotspots disappear. Why?
Hotspots and other overlays are only supported in the Rectilinear projection.
@@SupportGnome ok. So what kind of things should I use stereographic or fisheye view ? Thanks
They are used mostly as special effects, like a Fly In for a dramatic opening to the tour with Stereographic projection. Fisheye projection could be used for wider initial views. You can see how they're used in an animated auto-rotation in our examples at pano2vr.com.
Hi I have a problem when ich wanted to published the tour so ich can send the link to my customer but the link Shows up nothing
You cannot open the HTML page directly from the output folder.
Before you can give out a link you need to upload the output to a hosting service. You can use your own hosting or you can use our Gnome Cloud Hosting, please see: ggnome.com/gnome-cloud/
Once the (entire) output folder is uploaded to your web server, then you just need to link to the index.html file. For example: "mywebsite.com/myproject/index.html"
To be able to take a 360 photo, can you use a panoramic photo taken from a handphone?
Hi, Pano2VR requires an Equirectangular image. Any devices can be used as ling as the images are stitched into this type of image. There is work being done using the iPhone and Pixel 6a phones on a panorama head and stitched with PTGui. So yes you can use phones but research how to stitch the images into the Equirectangular image required by Pano2VR.
@@SupportGnome after inserting a panoramic image will pan2vr automatically convert it to a 360 photo?
Once your images have been stitched into an Equirectangular projection then yes, Pano2VR will not convert the image but will display the image as a 360, please see our webinars page: ggnome.com/webinars/
Select the 101 filter and start with the oldest webinar, Getting Started and work forward.
@@SupportGnome thanks a lot for the help🙏🏻🙏🏻
can you consider a special offet to use the software ?
Sorry, we don't have any discounts.
Hi, thanks for answering my other question but im dying to hear anything, even your view and thoughts on depth mapping like KRpano uses. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE answer this, sorry to be a pain :)
Hi! It's currently not supported but will be looking into this in the future.
any in deep demo for VR skin element?
Hi, not at the moment, but the two VR SKins that come with Pano2VR show the diffrent Hotspots that can be used as well as a thumbnail menu.
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