The titles for the nodes can be found at: pano.Vh[nodeID].title. You can also find most of the information for all the nodes in Vh[nodeID]. If you are using an "onClick" method, I think that occurs before the node change event. So you might have to get the nodeID from the hotspot and use t...

You can use the console in devTools to determine what Pano2VR exposes. That will allow you to see which variable you want to use.

Really it was just a bunch of small repetitive tasks, that I have not found a good way to automate. I add in a node, I then set north, then have to link to all the other nodes in view. That has to be repeated for each node. Then I have to place the nodes on the floor plan map. Which means creating a...

What is the advantage of recording the value of a hotspot versus what is actually showing? The hotspot may or may not be clicked on.

That is for the node currently displaying.

In the Javascript try this:

What you are asking is possible, but I think you will have to modify the code outside of pan2vr. I would require a decent understanding of javascript. But in short, you will need to create a custom event in javascript, add a listener for that event, and then use the functions exposed by pan2VR to po...

Are you wanting to test the functionality or the responsiveness of the pano? You can get a rough idea using those methods above. However, those are all tied to your machine, your browser, and your operating system. So they will only be 80-90% correct. If you want a better test you will need to use o...

That should do it.

I figured out how to get around the issue I was having. I use an image to visually designate the hotspot, and then place a poly-hotspot over the top.

Here is a link to the pano: https://hvolnew.com/Pano/21050675/output/index.html

I have a few things I caught after uploading, but it is mostly done.

The hot spot is being distorted in 3D, but not as if it is attached to the door, wall, floor, or entryway. The issue is there is no way to tell the system the orientation of the icon when placed. The images and poly-hotspot both have means of setting the orientation of the item. The items then move ...

51 nodes, 2 separate upstairs areas, and 1 lower level. I will post when done.

It's taken me over a week to create a so-so panoramic tour. Is there some shortcut that I am missing? There has to be a faster method to create one of these. What I can charge is not worth the labor. Any suggestions?

Thanks, but that doesn't give the effect that I want. I want it to look like it is part of the floor, wall or door. The 3D distortion make it appear to be floating separately from those items.