Someone conducted a study on an old project of ours. Some of the first pages are in Finnish but otherwise it is in English. I hope you find it interesting:

http://jultika.oulu.fi/files/isbn9789526218298.pdf

Hey, There is a way to make the patches part of the pano image. In the properties panel -> 'Convert Input' bakes the patches into the pano image. Remember to choose the correct type from the dropdown. If you are using equirectangular panos then you should choose that. There is also a checkbox: 'Appl...

Boothy's solution seems good. First render it into an equirectangular pano and then open it in Pano2vr and convert it into whatever you want. Then just open the converted one.

We do gamified 360 training material and I cannot show you the ones we have done for clients but here are two examples that are not for any actual client. Both of these examples are not fully polished but gives good enough idea what we are doing. Both examples work perfectly on mobile devices. The f...

Maybe some other element is on top of the hotspot? It could be an invisible element.

Our company specializes in gamified 360 tours and I believe we have had to overcome similar difficulties. I recommend you create your own external functionality and don't depend on the Pano2vr skin editor too much. The html5 output of Pano2vr is just normal html elements that can be controlled with ...

Does it throw an error in the console? Maybe you can try adding an action to any element in the skin editor and make it call an external function. Source: Init (Init fires when the pano tour is loaded first time. It does not wait for tiles to be loaded though. Maybe try Loaded or Loaded levels) Acti...

Hopki wrote: ↑Fri Mar 09, 2018 5:18 pm Hi,
Just a follow up, this is already in the developers to do list.
Not sure when it will be implemented but at least its own their radar.
Regards,
Hopki

Thank you that is good to hear!

Pano2vr outputs an xml that contains the basic structure of the tour. However, the xml syntax is very inefficient when coding external scripts that change the state of the tour. I made my own php script that converts pano.xml to pano.json but I think this should be a feature in Pano2vr. Our company ...

You can use a variable to do this. Add a bool variable like "show_at_start" with default true add a visibility logic block that looks after that variable for the tint add a skin action to set the variable to false if you click the tint This should do the trick. I tested this and it works ...

The workaround seems like a good idea.
If you have knowledge in javascript you could use the viewer init action to call an external function that handles the tint. The viewer init action fires only once when the tour is first loaded so it should not fire again when you go back to the first node.

You could maybe do the map as a flat panorama and have it as a node like the other panos.
But If the map is a skin element, it sounds like you may need to reinvent the way you present it on mobile. Can you divide it into smaller sections that would fit a phone screen?

It seems there is no text inside the labels. I put some text in one and it seems to work. If you open up the developer console of your browser and check the thumbnail element you can see that the div element for the text is actually empty. Maybe there is a problem with your pano skin when adding tex...

Thank you for the reply!

Yes, your example was also giving the error on Firefox but I updated Firefox and it no longer gives the error. My own tour also seems to work now. Should have updated the browser long time ago

My pano is giving me the following error multiple times in the Firefox dev console: WebGL warning: textImage2D: Conversion requires pixel reformatting The error results in very bad performance with the pano tour, but only on Firefox. I googled the error message and it seems the reason is that the ti...