Hi When you publish an HTML5 Object you should upload the following: The images folder (this contains all the images including the skin graphics) The HTML page .xml File object2vr_player.js skin.js If you are going to use Flash Fullback you will need: p2q_embed_object.js .swf file. The text box the ...

Please see: Issue #296
Hopki

Hi Aj You can just change the code around, your HTML page with flash fullback will look like this: </script> <script type="text/javascript"> // check for CSS3 3D transformations if (Modernizr.csstransforms3d) { // use HTML5 panorama // create panorama container document.writeln('<div id=&q...

Hi The Flash player will only let you have local or net work access, to have both please see: http://gardengnomesoftware.com/wiki/Flash_Global_Security_Settings Can I suggest you have a good look at the tutorials and documentation as many answers to questions can be found there. In your example of t...

Hi Paul Even though I said its in the Bug Tracker, its not actually a bug, its just that Pano2VR does not do it just yet. We use the bug tracker as a way of recording bugs and for feature requests, the bug tracker can be found here: http://gardengnomesoftware.com/bt/view_all_bug_page.php You can vie...

Hi Paul This is in the bug tracker as a feature request. However you can do this now with the patch tool, extract a patch in a vital part of the image, photoshop your name then add the patch, do not save the patch to input image. When you output you will see your text, to remove it, just delete the ...

Hi Dizzy You need the skin and the hotspot editor. The hotspot editor defines the active point or area, the skin will show the image. I was incorrect in my last post, for Flash projects you would use the external SWF/image loader and for HTML5 outputs you would use a text box, because the external S...

Hi
This is in the bug tracker, so each click would move an element a set amount.
for the moment you can stack buttons so each one moves the element by a set amount, then hides and shows another.
In the link, the thumbnails use this method.
Regards
Hopki

Hi
You would use the Change Element Position action, then set the X/Y,
This is the best use of it seen to date, the post: http://gardengnomesoftware.com/forum/vi ... f=5&t=6350
Regards
Hopki

Hi
Place the MP3 in the sound editor of the first project p2vr file.
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Hopki

Hi Chaps Ok, try this idea for size, this can change a html page in an iframe by clicking on an area or point hotspot and can maintain fullscreen. :wink: How this works is you give the ifame an ID/name in the HTML page, please see below the code that makes up my iframe. <iframe src="parkinfo.ht...

Hi Chaps Funny, this cropped up just the other day. My solution was simple, produce a tour linking to HTML pages. Then copy all the p2vr files, rename them and point the hotspots to the swf. Also uncheck the HTML page as its not required. So you end up with two sets of files, one set pointing to HTM...

Hi Scott I also answer most of the Support e-mails that come into Garden Gnome Software and it has cropped up quite a few times. The drivers I use for windows are: VMware SVGA 3D, so not much help. It may be an idea to try the 32 bit version as this uses a different part of the driver, also do you g...

Hi
Yes, use the sound editor and background sound, this will play throughout all nodes of a tour, for flash.
Regards
Hopki

Hi Scott I use a Mac Pro with VMware Fusion. This lets me run Windows, XP, Vista and 7, both 32 and 64 bit versions for bug testing. My Mac Pro has an ATI 5870 graphics card. ATI drivers are notorious for causing problems with OpenGL, this Is documented all over the web, Pano2VR uses OpenGL for its ...