Of course, much more convenient/flexible, thanks!

The script example was to add the <script> into the index.html. To use it in a Text element with 'Evaluate' you need to use something like below (untested), so without <script> but with 'javascript:' javascript:""; // Set the date we're counting down to var countDownDate = new Date("J...

I realize there was a mistake in my example, it should be without the }) at the end: javascript:""; pano.setMediaVisibility("video01",1); pano.setMediaVisibility("video02",0); Also, when 'Evaluate' is checked this JavaScript will be executed when the skin is loaded. Ins...

Have you tried to control the visibility using Javascript? You can add Javascript in the text field of a text item and check 'Evaluate' For example: javascript:""; pano.setMediaVisibility("video01",0); pano.setMediaVisibility("video02",1); }); More info about the Javasc...

You could use JavaScript for the countdown timer like this: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_countdown.asp And edit the JavaScript function to send the 'distance' and the text string to Pano2VR custom variables with this: https://ggnome.com/doc/javascript-api/ For example: In your skin add t...

You can find it in the Properties of the Hotspot, in the dropdown list of the Target.
Instead of using Forward or Backward you can also set the Target using the Red marker button.

You can use 'Forward' and 'Backward' as the Target of your hotspot. If you use Forward the view will stay in the same direction, if you use 'Backward' the view will be rotated 180 degrees compared to your last direction. To make this work correctly you have to set the North direction of your panoram...

I'm using the marker template and the normal and active markers as shown in this cool webinar: https://ggnome.com/gg_webinars/maps-and-floor-plans-part-1/ I've noticed some unexpected behavior when using placeholders for text in markers: - When dragging a node to the map, the placeholder is replaced...

The Pano2VR project file (*.p2vr) is an XML file, so with AppleScript you could modify the <skinfile> tag to change the skin file that should be used in the project.
Then you can re-export the project with the Pano2VR command line: https://ggnome.com/doc/command-line/

If you want to make it work with stereo pairs: I don't think you can copy an entire panorama, but if you want to copy all your hotspots, images etc, you can use the List View in Pano2VR. In List View you can select and copy all items in your panorama at once, and paste them in the List View of anoth...

Hi Wolfgang, With the latest version of VR Tourviewer (1.2.304) you can use 'single node stereo'. You don't have to use the image pairs and the stereo tag then and can easily mix monoscopic and stereoscopic panoramas. If you have questions regarding VR Tourviewer specifically, they are best asked on...

Your viewer in Windows rotates the image based on the metadata, ie: the original image is rotated 90 degrees. Which software are you using to rotate the image? It seems that only the metadata of the image is modified. When using custom hotspot images in Pano2VR this metadata is ignored. If you're us...

Hi, WebVR works best with multiresolution output. You never have to change the resolution of your source images. With multi resolution output the WebVR player will automatically select the best resolution for the device. This is not for WebVR, but with VR Tourviewer you can watch Pano2VR tours on Oc...

For stereoscopic panorama videos with VR Tourviewer the top/bottom filename has to contain _tb or _TB: https://www.vrtourviewer.com/docs/stereo-360-video/ Note that VR Tourviewer is separate software not developed by Garden Gnome, but by 3DV. For issues with VR Tourviewer itself you can use the Know...

In Pano2VR it's currently only possible to set a depth for node hotspots. There's no depth setting for other types of hotspots or for images and videos in Pano2VR 6.1.1. In the current version of VR Tourviewer the depth setting of node hotspots isn't used yet. This will be supported in the next upda...