This might also be helpful: https://ggnome.com/doc/multiple-view-states/

Ah sorry!

This blog post is using our plugin and package format to show a gallery of images: https://ggnome.com/2021/02/pano2vr-in-t ... hing-tour/

Nice topic!! One day I'll post again...one day!

Sure. You can see examples of this on our home page: https://ggnome.com/

Yes. You can add the name/ID in Custom Node ID in User Data.

https://ggnome.com/doc/dna/#custom-node-id

Hi, Herwig.

Do you have "loop" selected? If so you can turn it off in the Animation menu. Animation > Loop > Off.

To add, if you're on twitter or instagram, you can also follow us there for announcements, as well as our Facebook page (not the groups), which if you follow you'll see the announcement in your feed. Lots of choices!

If you want to have the preview images of Tour Nodes, change your hotspot type to Tour Node/Tourknoten. As Martin pointed out your hotspots are currently set to type Bild/Image so it's linked to an image popup hotspot template in the skin rather than the node hotspot template.

I´ll buy you a beer when I see you

Deal!

Nice find. Thanks for sharing!!

Both Firefox and Safari have nice Responsive Design modes that are helpful in testing different devices/screens.

Do you have Object2VR pro? If so, you can change the rotation of the image in the Process Images tab > Crop Tool. Select enable and then change the orientation. But if you don't, Object2VR should be honoring the image's original vertical orientation anyway. Are they rotated on output or in the Light...

Hi Carolina!

You can use FFmpeg in the Terminal or you can use Pano2VR to convert.

It's an extra step in your case but should work to use the Generate Alternative File feature for pinned videos.

Yes. You can use Direct Node Access: https://ggnome.com/doc/dna/

Hi! Unfortunately, this is an issue and we are currently working on a solution for it.

For now, I think you can only choose to not expose that color and then re-expose it with a new title.