Hi Michael,
When Pano2VR opens it will ask to locate the TIFF, just point it to the jpg and save.
Regards,

Hi, Please see the attached project. The sounds are added directly to the nodes that they should play in, the loop is set to -1. On open you see the sound splash screen. Nothing will happen until you select to have sound. The splash screen hides and 5 seconds later the sound plays. Node2 does not ha...

Hi Serge,
Yes you can use Polygons,
Just make sure they point to the correct node.
Regards,

Hi, To delay a sound set its loop to -1, then use a timer to play sound loop 0 to loop forever. The Action can be, Deactivate, Config Loaded, Media, Play Media, Loop 0, target the sound file. The timer can have the settings, Start, 7, one time. With regards to how many sounds, it should be more than...

Hi, You can stop and start a timer using the Set Value action. For example, I have a timer with the ID: timer_1. It has a timer value of 5 seconds. So to stop it from running I would use, Mouse Click, Set Value, 0 timer_1 To start it running I would use Mouse Click, Set Value, 5 timer_1 So no pause ...

Hi,
You can use a regular expression.
If you have a common naming convention such as timer_1, timer_2 etc.
You can then use one Set Value action targeting, #timer.* with the value of 0 to stop all timers.
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Hi,
Have a look at this forum post: viewtopic.php?p=57110#p57110
The project requires the same number of nodes for each "state/date".
You can then switch between each date while in the same node and using the same pan, tilt and FoV.
Regards,

Hi, To understand your project, you have a popup that has four PDF elements and a title text box. Different buttons will change the content of each PDF element and the title. The button could have five actions, so four actions to set the path to search PDF elements, one to set the value to the text ...

Hi, You can use the list view. For example, create an info Hotspot, this will be added to the list. You can then right button click in the list on the info point hotspot and copy it. You can now paste it into the same node to create more info point hotspots, or select another node and paste it in. Y...

Hi,
Polygon Hotspots are on the same layer/level as the pano, so all other media will be above it.
However, Polygons, although covered will still be clickable “through” the media.
See: https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/getting- ... list-view/
Regards,

Hi,
Can you go into more detail?
What sound issues are you having?
Regards,

Hi,
We use CSS for the polygons and there is no CSS attribute to set border with.
Regards,

Hi neicabral,
You host the output on a different server and then in WIX use an iframe to display the output.
Our Gnome Cloud Hosting it ideal for this.
Regards,

You need a PDF element to display the PDF.
The buttons target needs to be a PDF element to "load" the PDF to the PDF element.
Please see updated project which now has a PDF element and a close button.