You can add the file to the Assets in the Output > Advanced panel. Then you can link to it from a hotspot using assets/<your filename> For example, if the filename is overview.xlsx, use assets/overview.xlsx as URL in the hotspot. When clicked, the browser will ask if you want to download the file or...

You could take a look at VR Tourviewer: https://www.vrtourviewer.com It's a dedicated VR app that uses Pano2VR output, including hotspots, polygonal hotspots, overlay images and video and even supports 180 and 360 monoscopic and 3D videos, pdf and web pages. Skins, css and JavaScript are not support...

You could try these tips: https://ggnome.com/doc/large-projects/

This type of behaviour can sometimes occur due to a virus scanner (Kaspersky in particular) or with certain plugins/addons in FireFox.
You could try temporary disabling to see if that fixes the issue or if that can be ruled out as a possible cause.

Great news! VR Tourviewer is now available on Oculus App Lab for Oculus Quest (1 and 2) devices!

https://www.oculus.com/experiences/ques ... 873819323/

No more side-loading, but easy installation and automatic updates.
Change log: https://www.vrtourviewer.com/docs/changelog/

Take a look at this post about dealing with large projects: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=14238&p=59899

This is due to the fact that the tours are shown in an iframe. It's a bit like looking through a window on the main page to your actual tour page, instead of the tour being integrated in the webpage itself. So your tour may be showing in 'full screen' in its iframe already. You'll have to change the...

Make sure your tour is hosted on a secure server, with an address that start with https:// instead of http://
Without this, the motion sensors of your device won't work, which seems to be the issue.

The Quest 2 has a resolution of 1832 x 1920 pixels per eye. The Quest 1 has a resolution of 1440x1600 per eye.
The Quest 2 has a FOV of around 90 degrees, so I'd recommend using an equirectangular source image of at least 8K wide, and if you're using Single Res output: a Cube Face Size of 2048.

Best wishes for the new year to all Pano2VR users and the Garden Gnome team!

When you hover over the panorama icon in the top left of the viewer, you can see the other items you can add, including video overlays.
When you've selected the videocamera, just double click in the viewer to place a video.

You could look into Bixorama: https://www.outerspace-software.com/bixorama
It states it can import QTVR and export the 6 cube face images.

You could get and set the time of a video panorama with JavaScript: https://ggnome.com/doc/javascript-api/#video-panorama So you can create a custom 'Number' variable to store the current time when another node hotspot is clicked, and when the next panorama is loaded, set the time of the video to th...

The perceived scale in a 3d panorama is related to the amount of stereo separation (distance between the left and right camera lenses) and the height of the camera from the floor when photographing or filming a 360 panorama. This can't be altered when outputting or viewing a 3d panorama. So the heig...

You can use audio with polygonal hotspots using this tuturial: https://tonyredhead.com/pano2vr-little- ... spot-audio