As I understand, the # refers to the ID of an element in the panorama, not in the skin.
The .* part is a RegEx expression: . (period) matches any single character except for a newline. * (asterisk) is a quantifier that means "zero or more occurrences of the preceding character or group".

Very impressive, great work!

In the Skin Editor, you can set the Z-index of the title to a value higher than the Z-index of the icon (default is -10000). This will make the title to be shown on top of the icons. Alternatively, you could add Mouse Enter actions to the hotspot element, to dynamically change the Z-index (with Posi...

Thanks a lot for the quick reply, works like a charm now!

Can a wildcard be used in the Hotspot Proxy ID? I've only been able to use '*' to work with all hotspots, but I'll need something to address different types of polygonal hotspots, like PolyInfo* to work with all hotspots starting with PolyInfo. For example: I've got polygonal hotspots that should on...

That's the title to be shown in the Window Title bar, but this is only used for Command Prompt windows I think. The formal order according to 'start /?' would be: start "" /max /d "C:\Program Files\GGPKG Viewer" "GGPKG Viewer.exe" "D:\Samples\packages\Example.ggpkg...

The fullscreen and kiosk options work but they aren't remembered when the viewer is restarted. And the aim is to automatically start the tour in fullscreen/kiosk mode after Windows starts. With a small modification in the GGPKG Viewer\resources\app.asar file the package viewer can be set to start wi...

It's not completely fullscreen, but you could use a batch file to start the app maximized with the package you want:

start /max /d "C:\Program Files\GGPKG Viewer" "" "GGPKG Viewer.exe" "D:\Samples\packages\Example.ggpkg"

Hi, you could manually edit the pano.xml file to remove/modify the hotspots.
To make sure you don't break the xml syntax, you can check the validy of the resulting xml at a site like this: https://www.xmlvalidation.com/

Please note that VR Tourviewer isn't designed by Garden Gnome, but by 3DV.
For VR Tourviewer related questions you can use the VR Tourviewer forum here: https://www.vrtourviewer.com/forum/index.php

Skins are not yet supported in VR Tourviewer, but this is currently under development.

Hi Hopki, thanks for the quick reply! The timers for the hotspots do work to some extent at least, but I understand it's not officially supported. Set Value, Set Variable Value and Show Element all work fine and are very useful. This allows each hotspot to have it's own timer for activation, and the...

I'm having an issue with the Timer element: when setting a 'Set Element Alpha' action with Source 'Deactivate' for a Timer, the other actions with 'Deactivate' as source on the same Timer are not performed. The 'Set Element Alpha' itself is not performed either. I'm using a Timer on a hotspot to sho...

Please note that VR Tourviewer isn't designed by Garden Gnome, but by 3DV. For VR Tourviewer related questions you can use the VR Tourviewer forum here: https://www.vrtourviewer.com/forum/index.php But in general, if your panorama input images/videos don't change, you can skip copying the 'images' a...

This is something that could be created with a customized version of VR Tourviewer: https://www.vrtourviewer.com/order-white-label. The custom VR app could then be placed on Meta/Oculus App Lab for Quest users.
Feel free to contact me in PM or through https://www.vrtourviewer.com for more info.

Yes, I'm using an actual Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and encountered the issue then. I've debugged this using the Chrome Dev Tools Remote Debugger.
Then I've used the Samsung Remote Test Lab to confirm the issue with other S22 Ultras.