Hi Marcel,
When you see this error, just wait a minute and press the Upload Project button again and it will go away.
Speaking with the team, it has to do with the fact that Google spread the project over several servers.
The error is generated when one of the servers does not have all the ...

Hi,
You can use a timer.
For example, set the polygons in the output properties to Always visible.
In the skin, add a timer set to
Type: Start
Timeout: 2
Repeat: One Time

Give the timer the action:
Source: Deactivate
Action: Player Settings
Type: Set Polygon Mode
Mode: Show Current

What will ...

Hi,
If you used a Placeholder, for example $(ut), this picks up the name of the Node's Title, User Data Title.
This will be found in the pano.xml file.

Here is an example of what you will see when you open the pano.xml file using a plain text editor:


1.jpg


Highlighted in red is the User Data ...

Hi Alain,
Take a look at this webinar.
It goes into a lot of detail about WordPress.

Also see our documents page: WordPress Plugin

If you need to find anything, our website has a Search feature, try using that first as it may be quicker.
Regards,

Hi George,
Doing a bit of digging, we have come up with something that can adjust the border width of an element and change the angle just with custom properties.
Please see the attached project.
The Angle was easy and part of Pano2VR, as there is an action for it.
The border needed a bit of ...

Hi George,
I understand what you're saying, but for example, the border width can only be changed by a logic block, which needs to be triggered by a condition and, when met, will apply a fixed value.
So, at the moment, you will need to define set values.
But you can define one logic block, then ...

Hi Chris,
Remove your API key from Pano2VR 7’s Settings and try again.
Regards,

Hi Michael,
Have a look at this forum post: https://forum.ggnome.com/viewtopic.php?p=67079#p67079
It uses the Point Hotspot Web Component that came with Pano2VR 6.
It then shows how to use it with a Polygon Hotspot.
If you have Pano2VR 7 you may not have the web component, but you can get it from ...

Hi,
Two questions,
Q1, Which Pano2VR skin are you using?
Q2, what is the size of the “viewport” you have the Pano2VR output displayed in?
Can you share a link?
Regards,

Hi George,
You would change the text size using CSS.
You can use a CSS logic block to read a Custom Hotspot Property to change the CSS class, thus changing the text size.

In the attached project, the skin has added CSS in the style sheet.

.ggskin.larger {
font-size: 24px;
}

Then the point ...

Hi,
The values you are using, obj.moveToXYZoom(obj.getX(), obj.getY(), 1, 2, 0, 0, 0.05);
You seem to have to many numbers in the call as well.

It shoudl be:
So the middle of the screen is 0.5/0.5 and not 0/0.

Hi Julien,
The team looked at this and came up with a solution.

In the skin's CSS style sheet, you need to add:

div:has(> span > hr):hover {
background-color: inherit !important;
}

So it looks like this:


1.jpg


Then in the context menu, menu list add <hr> .
This will add the line.


2.jpg ...

Hi NishantA23,
Just to confirm, when you are referring to the image scaling, you mean as found under the Image Settings in the Web Output, where you have Min, Max, Horizontal, Vertical and None.
We see this bug when we set this to Max, can you say what your setting is.
We will need to look into this ...

Hi Panayiotis,
We moved away from supporting non-WebVR devices such as iPhones due to the fact that Google abandoned the polyfill.js project, which was needed for the non native WebVR devices.
Concentrating on WebVR enabled devices, foe example the Quest 3 headset means we can do a lot more ...

Hi NishantA23,
Please see the attached project, it's a simple test using 4320 X 2160 px images made in Photoshop.
Using the same skin it's working as expected.
Maybe you could send your project to support for us to look at, link below.
Regards,