Support for spatial web audio is still on the to-do list.

In case anyone needs it, we outline how to change the browser settings for the most popular browsers here: https://ggnome.com/faqs/?Display_FAQ=12436

When in doubt, right-click.

There are context menus everywhere in the software (in file path fields, in the Viewer, in the panels, skin elements, the canvas, etc.) and some hold super useful features.

Go to the View menu in the Skin Editor and turn on Snap to Guides. When you move elements around, you'll see the guides appear.

$(ut) and $(ud) are Placeholders . They are pulling text from the User Data Title and User Data Description respectively, of the active node (Node Title and Node Description). Add your custom text to the User Data of the nodes. This way the skin will automatically update/change according to the curr...

Hi, Howard.

Please check for updates as 7.0.4 fixed an issue with preview images.

Great! Thanks for reporting back!

Here is a tutorial on how to geolocate your floor plans when your nodes don't have GPS: https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/project- ... -location/

Correct. Make sure Roll in the Patch's settings is set to zero.

I've taken a quick look.

The black screen on output is caused by a missing single quote in the Facebook share button code. Add one after the string of numbers in your URL and it'll work.

It would be interesting to see your project with version 7, because Tony's example is built with an older version of Pano2VR 6 and there have been a lot of mobile updates and fixes since then. Do any of our example projects on this page have the same issue? For example, the Model Home Virtual Tour e...

For me, this is working as expected using:
/Applications/Pano2VR.app/Contents/MacOS/pano2vr -x Documents/Test/testCL.p2vr

The project is built and progress bars show as well.

VR Tours in Quest Browser/VR are quite limited and Floor plans are not supported. Only point hotspot elements are supported (except PDF, URL, and youtube/vimeo hotspots are not supported). You could try to add the floor plan as a pinned image. But it'll be just that. See: https://ggnome.com/doc/pano...

GGSK is the skin file. I think GGPKG was meant here. ;) Your assumption is correct, though. You can change the package extension to .zip and unarchive it. Edit the XML, zip it up and then rename the package back to .ggpkg. This should work fine in macOS with the built-in archiver. However, don't com...

Hi, Matt. Your tour nodes should be using a different point hotspot template skin. If they are children of the point hotspot template used for the door opening, then then they will take on the settings of that template. The introduction tutorials found on this page might be useful to understand how ...