I originally shot my tours with the www.0-360.com lens. If I remember correctly, Kaidan had similar solutions. What bothers me about these 'one-shot' companies is that while the solution is a great way for beginners to be able to produce tours, the quality is also terrible and it floods the marketpl...

Honestly, one of the reasons I've been most attracted to Pano2VR is that Thomas created a masterfully flexible environment for creating tour maps through the skin editor. I'm excited that Thomas is adding full tour creation in v3.0 ... What I would love to see is a preview of linked tours under the ...

I just wanted to give Thomas some kudos where deserved and to add to this topic. If you are using a pirated copy of Pano2VR -- i.e. with a serial number generated by the 'FFF' KeyGen or whatever -- chances are that you'll think that Pano2VR is registered -- Pano2VR will claim that it's registered --...

Interesting thing ... this problem has stopped happening in my latest tours.. I've gone back and forth to figure out what the differences are between my new and old tours and cannot see a difference, so I'm still confident that there is an issue with Pano2VR 2.2b1's generated tours not reading the i...

I'm glad that someone else is experiencing this problem as I am too. The functionality to load a new panorama (swf file) ignores the limits set in the new panorama. Thomas - I'm not sure that you should need a link to analyze this as it's pretty consistent. You can specify the pan/tilt/fov when load...

I do not [generally] take ground / ceiling shots, thus I rely on the ability to set the view area limits. When using the ability to load panoramas directly, the entire sphere is available, meaning that a large white area displays at the top and bottom. Are the view area limits not being taken into c...