Good idea! For an example of what using Oculus VR hardware bound to a Facebook account means, see attached image below. Pico is only focussed on selling hardware, and not on harvesting and selling user/business data. They also allow much more control of the VR hardware: you can have a real kiosk mod...

In short: the Oculus Go is discontinued, the Quest 2 has much higher resolution and currently the Quest 2 has a price that is close to what the Go costed, so I'd choose the Quest 2 even if you won't use the 6 DOF. But if you're not focussing on Oculus alone, or if you don't want the Facebook integra...

You can leave out the index.html part of an URL when it points to a folder instead of a file and that folder contains the index.html file. Your browser will then automatically find the index.html. For example: https://www.mywebsite.com/tours/tourA/index.html can be accessed with https://www.mywebsit...

In the config.xml file you have to change the 'id' to your own app name, for example: com.mybusiness.mysecondapp If the id of your second app is the same as your first app and the signature is not the same, your device will reject the installation of the app. If you want to update an existing app, y...

I think you could simply use the complete/big tour project and modify the skin to hide the navigational hotspots if you want to use the panoramas as individual panoramas.

With direct node access a specific panorama of the tour can be linked to directly from the 3rd party navigation.

You can use: File > Save with Assets..
Make sure to use a new folder outside of your current project folder for this.

Sure: https://ggnome.com/doc/dna/

iOS will block the gyro if the website is not using https://, so the gyro will not work with sites using http://
This is regardless of which browser/settings you're using, the iOS overrides this.

If you want to move the panorama while dragging over the image you have to set Click Mode to None. If you want the image to popup when clicking on it, you could create a polygon hotspot over the image and add a skin element to open an image. This hotspot doesn't respond to dragging, it will only be ...

You can add the patch in the Master Node.
In the menu choose: Tour > Edit Master Node

Of course, much more convenient/flexible, thanks!

The script example was to add the <script> into the index.html. To use it in a Text element with 'Evaluate' you need to use something like below (untested), so without <script> but with 'javascript:' javascript:""; // Set the date we're counting down to var countDownDate = new Date("J...

I realize there was a mistake in my example, it should be without the }) at the end: javascript:""; pano.setMediaVisibility("video01",1); pano.setMediaVisibility("video02",0); Also, when 'Evaluate' is checked this JavaScript will be executed when the skin is loaded. Ins...

Have you tried to control the visibility using Javascript? You can add Javascript in the text field of a text item and check 'Evaluate' For example: javascript:""; pano.setMediaVisibility("video01",0); pano.setMediaVisibility("video02",1); }); More info about the Javasc...

You could use JavaScript for the countdown timer like this: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_countdown.asp And edit the JavaScript function to send the 'distance' and the text string to Pano2VR custom variables with this: https://ggnome.com/doc/javascript-api/ For example: In your skin add t...