If you've updated to the latest version of Pano2VR, you only need the new places API: Places API (New), not both.

See this post: https://ggnome.com/2025/03/pano2vr-7-1-9-released/
And this docs page (which is always kept updated): https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/guide/to ... oogle-api/

Hi, Everyone!

We are always looking for projects to highlight and write about on our blog. Do you have a project that uses Pano2VR and/or Object2VR in a novel way that you'd like to share? Or maybe you’ve designed a unique skin you’d like to show? We aim to inspire others on our blog, and we hope ...

Yes! We don't have a specific tutorial for this, but it's all in how you use variables and logic blocks. Check out this project we highlighted a few years ago. The project was done with version 6 and is also in 2 languages. The link to the project is in the post.

https://ggnome.com/2021/02/pano2vr ...

Pano2VR needs to be running to view the local server. Is it possible you got this error after closing Pano2VR and then refreshing the webpage?

Yeah, you're close!

Use regular expressions to address them all. https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/guide/cr ... kin-regex/

Can confirm and the team is aware!

Yikes, that page is so old!

Please use either
- Pinned Video: https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/guide/media/videos/
or
- the Video Element in the skin: https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/workspac ... nts/video/

Hi, Edwin.

I'm afraid this reply is too late, but yes! A video tour is no different than a still image tour. You add your videos as nodes, add a skin, and done. You can also add tracking hotspots to follow elements in the video.

Here is a tutorial: https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/guide/video-360 ...

I'm not sure if you can transfer the content of one text box to another. But you can use a variable that holds text and add that text to whatever textbox you want and then using the variable placeholder to show that text. Then if you want to change the text, you can use the Set Variable Value action.

Have you already tried this? If not, I'd suggest adding JS code to the code element and then edit the skin's style sheet. I'm sure someone here as a smarter suggestion though.

I don't think anything has changed in Pano2VR on how a node is marked visited and I'm not familiar with pano.Xk as the API call for a visited node is: pano.nodeVisited.

Two things that might be helpful:
- https://ggnome.com/gg_webinars/saving-the-skin-state-with-cookies/
- https://ggnome.com/doc ...

Hi!

You just want to add a tooltip, right? If so, I'd recommend using a point hotspot template in the skin rather than a custom image. This way it will be applied to all info hotspots. Then you just add a textbox and use the placeholder for the hotspot title.

Check out the tutorial on this page ...

My guess is that because it's embedded in wordpress, it's not capturing the location of the tour itself as it amends the node information to the post’s URL. Maybe somone here knows how to adjust the javascript code to include the base URL of the tour or you could ask an AI to help modifiy the code ...

Thanks!

In the meantime, I'll add it do the list.

Hi! What version of Pano2VR are you using? I'm not sure this is the same problem, but an issue with the radar beam not showing was fixed in version 7.1.2.