Garden Gnome Software

This is an interesting presentation that conveys a wealth of information to the viewer. Very nicely done! I hope you will consider doing an English language version at some point. There appeared to be a problem with one of the hot links though. In the initial view in the main hall, there is a long c...

Good tour that provides a lot of information about the facility. I found it easy to get lost in all the corridors though. I think adding a floor plan (as supported in version 6) would make it much easier to navigate. Also, I saw one white board that seemed to list the names of a couple of patients. ...

A fascinating place. Nicely done!

Here’s something that may be a little different use of Object2VR, namely animating a sequence of maps to show the progression of the recent Ferguson fire near Yosemite National Park: https://lookabout.net/fire/ferguson/progression It will cycle through automatically unless you turn that off with the...

I’m afraid my approach to shooting panos is not very well suited to “action” situations but I do like the results I get in calmer environments. I use an Olympus Pen-F camera, a 12mm f2 M.Zuiko lens (24 mm equivalent), a Nodal Ninja 3 with a Mk II rotator, and a Gitzo GT0531 tripod. The whole rig, in...

Any update on when WebVR support will be implemented?

Thanks,
Ben

Over the last year I have been plugging away adding content to my presentation on my home town, Redlands, California: http://lookabout.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/?appid=aad9e180821347c99ea5fa6f85c3bf03 I think it has finally become a reasonable example of what can be done with Pano2VR Pro and Esri...

Interesting. There are some nice new features on this new model, including a Home button, volume control buttons, and USB port. On August 4th, they also released a new version 4.2 of their browser, "Samsung Internet for Gear VR": http://developer.samsung.com/resources/samsung-internet Not sure if it...

In version 5 Pro, you can find the "Direct Node Access" checkbox by going to the HTML settings and then clicking on the "wrench and screwdriver" icon to the right of the Template selection box.

Ben

Try this:

http://ggnome.com/wiki/Direct_Node_Acce ... al_Node_ID

Ben

In general, if you have Pano2VR, producing a photosphere for Google Maps is much easier than it used to be. The old “Google Views” is gone now but most places listed on Google Maps have an “Add a photo” option that can be used to upload either a flat photo or a 360 degree panorama (aka photosphere)....

Hopki: Thanks! Very interesting information. I had thought that two point hotspots were needed for each thumbnail, one to display the thumbnail image and one to handle the transfer to the target panorama. I see now that both functions can be handled by a single point hotspot. I hadn't tried using lo...

GIOLETS: There's another way multiple thumbnail images can be used as gazeable links to other panoramas. Rather than using a patch to add the thumbnails to the base image, the individual thumbnails can be added to the skin as image hotspots. They can then be placed where desired and provided with a ...

Yes, just a one way trip on this simple demo. No return hot spot.

Ben

One way this could be done is to use a Pano2VR patch to insert the thumbnail images and then put a hotspot on the middle of each to trigger the transfer. If you don't like the circular hotspot target, you can uncheck "visible" in the skin to turn that off. There's a very rough example with a single ...