Hi All, I have a tour with 8 nodes. I have enabled zoom transition for output. I have a day to night scene that I do not want the zoom transition to affect. Is there a way to turn off the transition for a specific node? Also, is there a way to set different transitions for individual nodes? Thanks!

lol, but seriously. They are DAMN GOOD brownies. I can only eat about a gram of them at a time otherwise I'm off to the moon. I have about 10 pounds of them sitting in the freezer so should last me a couple more years They make me pretty loopy and I only eat them late at night

I've also notice that iframes do not work either. Is this is a settings issue or is Pano2vr just not there yet? and if the case is the latter then is there a way to hack it?

Thanks!

Thank you SOOOOOOO very much for that Tony! I'm still a little most as to how it works but was able to implement it into a tour and it works perfectly so thanks for taking the time to help me out!

Yeah, I have no idea what the hell I was talking about in that post. It's kind of twilight zony. I should probably stop posting after my first brownie because 3 hours later I did a video showing someone how to do exactly what I said couldn't be done.... :shock: :roll: Anywho, sorry for everyone wast...

This is going to be a 2 part video. The first part is easy.....it's the second part that's going to drive you crazy :-) Had to update the first video because I forgot to turn on my mic: 1. Part 1 - https://youtu.be/DMtEueUeYvU and here is the second half of the video....At timeline 7:05 I had though...

chris15326 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 6:50 amCurious if anybody has an Idea about this.

It can be done but the solution I know of is a pain in the ass. I'll make a video to show you the basics....... it isn't fun though Very time consuming in my experience.

As far as I can tell, Pano2vr has no easy way to get the results that you want. I am sure that there are more complex ways to get what you want but I haven't been able to figure it out. Maybe someone with more experience could chime in. If we were able to define an anchor for the start and end posit...

Hi All, I have noticed that when you wrap an object with a container and then anchor the container to say top right and then set the element anchor to top right within the container and set the objects position to Y=0 and X =0 then the object will position itself as expected within the container at ...

Hi, I'll try to explain the best I can as to what I am trying to accomplish :-) 1. I have an animated hotspot that is NOT visible by default. 2. When you click on a button, the animated hotspot becomes visible. 3. After 5 seconds I would like the animated hotspot to become invisible again. I have be...

Is there any kind of motive that is perfect for trigger stitching errors If you don't have enough overlap and there is a lot of featureless area that PTGui cannot find control points for such as a lot of sky or white walls within a room, then this will cause stitching errors as well regardless of h...

Hi All, I have added a YouTube video to a television screen within a node. The video displays/plays fine on desktop and mobile devices however it does not show up when in VR mode. I have an Oculus Go and the video does not show at all when in VR Mode. Is there a setting that I'm missing to get it to...

hmmm.... seems I spoke a little too soon. There isn't an option to set logic variables for which song is being loaded by the seekbar. All you can do is select one song at a time. There might be another way to do this but you'll probably need Hopki to chime in. He's an expert with Pano2vr and might b...

Hey you're welcome

Yeah, you can use variables to achieve what you want. I'll create a vid for you. I'm not sure if this is the easiest way of using variables but it's the only way I know at the moment.

Stay tuned.

Hi Martin, Well.... at least I know it wasn't just me :-) It would be a great time saver if there's ever an update that allows us to control individual points of the video.....just click and drag as opposed to click, rotate, drag, click, skew, click, angle, click, rotate, click, angle, click, skew, ...