In that case yes, you's need to import a .png the right size from photoshop and not use the full screen option. They probably have one that covers the entire pano at the display dimensions.

Draw the border into your skin using the vector tools and set the scaling to 10 on x or y to make sure it always covers the width of your tour.

I often shoot budget panos with no zenith or nadir, but as smooth says, I still need to keep the correct ratio for my input files and then lock off the field of view in pano2vr to avoid distortion.

I agree with sebastien the culprit is most likely the lightbox that your tour is showing in. The page where you click on a tour to pop up a window needs to use a regular html window and not a lightbox fancy popup. I've had the very same problem myself.

Turn down the speed as above, I find 0.1 or 0.2 quite nice

Having researched further, it does seem as though it's a flash generic message rather than one from pano2vr, meaning disabling it isn't an option and I could get the wrong panos displayed when people 'esc' out. Doh! So we really need a hi-lo switch that auto detects the panos state, full screen or n...

Is it possible to disable the esc key and screen notification of 'press esc' when going full screen? I've made a tour that switches between high and low res versions for full screen or embedded, but if the end user uses the esc method it then shows the high rez versions in the window resulting in sh...

I'm using vista 64 and creating flash panos with no issues using pano2vr. All previews are working well and I see no software problems at all. I don't use quicktime for panos at all, at any point.

Great Stuff. Would like to see the image pop up centrally though.

Looks good, not keen on the big banner at the top though, kind of distracting.

Try reducing the cube face size. The shimmering seems to be caused by flash scaling the cube faces down for lower resolution screens. Try, 1200 or 1024. I can't say the Pi factor ever seems to make a huge difference as far as my panos go. I prefer to pick the face size depending on intended output. ...

If the panoramas html display page is in the same folder as the .swf's it will work, otherwise with wordpress and other management systems you'll need to know the path to include in your url's. Best to stick to deciding that with your client before hand. Only the initial loaded swf needs the skin fi...

or you can anchor a rectangle to each side and set scale on x or y to 100 to be sure it will cover the side

I thought you could use rectangles just by adding mouse click parameters. Unless you mean to get the cursor change too.

Use the draw rectangle feature in the skin editor.

Draw a filled rectangle across the bottom of your skin, set is scale to 10 on X, set border to 0, and lock the anchor and scale to lower middle.