Thank you, I will try that. Will be a few days before I have the time though. couldn't get my head around it but makes sense how you explain it

regards, Frank

Hello all,

Ho do I make it that if I click a next-node arrow, the view turns in the direction of that node before switching?

It's probably something really simple, but I must be missing it here, can't get my head around it.

This may have been asked before but can't find it.

kind regards, Frank

Would it be possible to create an animation on every node where the animation pauzes and open up any image/video/info hotspots? The idea is to be able to view the tour as a kind of movie, animating through nodes and their hotspots. I'm still having issues with autorotate as per this topic (link belo...

Hello Hopki, Your input is always appreciated! I will have a good look at window dimensions. I don't mind altering them to be a better fit. I do still have issues with the autorotate. It is working ok with the toggle and variable as you suggested, but... if one hovers over a hotspot before the rotat...

That is natural When you look at the back of a thumbnail, you see it mirrored. If you know a solution to turn it when you look at the back, I would appreciate it. But I think it's a minor issue, and natural behavior when you turn things around.

regards, Frank

That's a totally different thing Tony, perhaps better for a separate feature request.

Double-click to fullscreen is already there by the way. My last tour has that too, it is already provided in P2V.

regards, Frank

Thanks for the compliment :D I'm confused... Rotation does NOT stop when you mouse over an icon?? I've worked hard on that, with a little help from Hopki even, to get that right! All icons have a toggle for autorotation, based on a variable that has a toggle too. It works here, in Firefox and Chrome...

Thanks for the feedback :) Yes, I am hoping in a few days the map will work. Not the easiest thing to navigate, Google's inner workings. I hope I set it up right and the map becomes functional. That not being able to click the start button, is it because of the Google message or something else? rega...

Hi Pano2VR team, I had an issue when I wanted to use autorotate throughout the tour but wanting it to pause when hovering over a hotspot. Hopki helped me out here and it works now, but it occurred to me this would be good to have as built-in option, possibly as export option under the Autorotate men...

This is a 20+ panorama tour of a small nature reserve in the floodplanes of the river Rhine where it enters the Netherlands. It's also a pilot for a full series of nature-inspired tours I want to create for my website: Landsnatuur.nl It's actually the 5th tour on the website, but the first featuring...

Hi all, Is there a way to reset the 'Is visited' label on one or all nodes? Or, alternatively, how can I have autorotate on at start, but pauze/toggle as long as an opening screen is visible? The tour I'm creating has info fields that pop-up on load and disappear after x seconds. They are also set t...

Hello Hopki, Aahh, Not (-) is a toggle! That I didn't know, thanks! In the hotspot template I left it at two Toggle actions though. Using Start autorotate only starts an autorotate, defined with speed/delay in the action, it is not starting the autorotate that is set in the output options , where yo...

SOLVED IT! :D :D :D Your tutorial videos gave me the idea to create a textfield reflecting the state of the variable. After doing that I found clicking the autorotate buttons did not toggle the value, which it should. Turns out the double action (on the autorotate buttons folder) I used to simulate ...

Very nice Hopki, Could this possibly be combined with the callout hotspots you posted? So the when a hotspot comes into view the callout opens and retracts again after leaving view? Also, when I want to use it for image/info/video hotspots, do I need to name them the same in every pano? So if pano 1...

This looks absolutely great and adds much value I think. Is there any further development on this? Any solutions?

regards, Frank