1. [02-May-2025 10:53:24 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Function utf8_encode() is deprecated in /home/ppmgxuna/public_html/wp-content/plugins/garden-gnome-package/include/ggpackage.php on line 67
As far as I understand this is deprecated from php8.2

2. plugins/garden-gnome-package/include/ggskin.css
.ggskin ...

From the file: plugins/garden-gnome-package/include/ggskin.css?ver=6.7.1 (wordpress)

.ggskin img {
margin: none !important;
border: none !important;
padding: none !important;
box-shadow: none !important;
background: none !important;

In W3 validator I get this:
.ggskin img Value Error ...

Looks like this is fixed with the latest beta. It now seems to work as I would expect.

It looks like the the morph transition takes it Fov from Max setting under the viewing parameters and not the target of the node, which to me seems rather strange. And unconvenient.
I prefer to set the target view around 60° allow to zoom out a bit, but I can not do that as clicking the node will ...

Looking forward to it. Will be a big improvement for my projects.

To answer my own question. Yes it is possible by making several node templates, not practical on large projects, but as my tours are not that big it is no big deal timewise.

I had something similar happening. The skin disappearing when uploaded to the internet but visible on my local machine. It was because I had removed the sounds splashscreen in the skin. I managed to get it working after removing some variables also.

There is deault, target and specific view under properties > nodeimage.
I am only able to get the deault view, but I would like the preview to have the targetview of each individual node. Is this possible?

If you search jitter of details you will find some info mostly regarding a plugin called neat video which I know can atleast reduce these problems. This can happen if there is too much details for the videoresolution. Maybe you could try different zoom level on the problemareas or render at higher ...