Hi all! Still working on ideas for my real estate tours. While the cloud based service works for me and is quick and easy, it still cant compare to the flexability and image quality of P2VR. I have not given up hope that one day I will have something that I can efficiently build tours with. One of t...

Hi Frans, Yes tourbuzz supports full spherical panos. As far as the Schools links, when the US is not in turmoil that links to a gov't website that lists all schools in the area, from there the user can learn more about local schools (for some homebuyers that is important info), it has nothing to do...

Your welcome Frans, I still would like to come up with something using P2VR for clients that want something thats unique and will set them apart from other agents. What I offer now is OK, but it's basically what everyone else offers. I'm one of the few down here that does video/panos/tours/stills, p...

Frans, I kind of gave up on the project. The skin is very inefficient as far as building a tour. I can build a tour using the cloud based service 10X faster and it handles stills and video much better than P2VR. For me, time is the most important factor. In my location (South Florida, USA), real est...

Hi matis, You may want to check out Arturo's site. He has a few pre-built skins that incorporate floor plans: http://skins.360panotours.com/skins.html If your fairly new to the skin editor, what you'll learn from studying Arturo's skins is worth the price of the skin alone. Everything I learned abou...

Thanks for your reply! I had removed the transitions, I re-applied them: http://www.inmotionrems.com/tour_demos/output/ I get a nice dip to black between 360's, but if you click the camera icon to look at the "stills", which are flat panoramas, I get a "blocky" transition. I'd lo...

Hi all, Had a little time to work on the real estate tour skin I am building. I am running into an issue with transitions and flat panos. The transitions work beautifully between the 360 panos, but when I switch to the flat panos (camera or floorplan icon) things get ugly. Any way around this? I'd r...

I agree about the piracy, you can't stop it, you can only hope to contain it. Fact is on the user side this is going to be good for some and bad for others. On Adobe's side it will probably be good short term but remains to be seen how this will work out for them long term. This is an awesome opport...

First I heard that Adobe is going to force users to the Cloud. However I personally have been using the Adobe Creative Cloud service for almost a year now I would have it no other way. For $50/month ($30 a month for my first year). I can leverage over $3000 in software and receive free updates and u...

That is cool! The lack of HTML 5 support is not a big issue for me right now. I'll be handling HTML5 a bit differently than the Flash version.

Thanks Hopki, if it was not for all your contributions I would not have even known where to start... This is a demo I am working on so there are some things that still need to be completed. I agree about the hot spots. My idea is to use "camera" or "movie camera" icons for the ho...

Hopki should have a Pay Pal Donate button so we can send Mrs Hopki on more shopping trips....

Thanks Hopki! I created a droplet and the Flat images work nicely. However the viewing parameters that I set get changed. It's no big deal, I just have to babysit the the droplet and manually change the parameters for each photo. For my stills (in 3:2 landscape projection) I want an FoV of 110 Min Z...

Hi All, I am trying to batch batch process still images into flat panoramas for a real estate tour skin I'm working on: http://www.inmotionrems.com/tour_demos/output/ However the batch wants to process my Flat panoramas as Cylindrical (I set if for Flat, but for some reason the batch processor wants...

I have been playing around with trying to build a Real Estate tour using Pano2VR for some time now. With a bit of inspiration from Stu at 360imagery and of course all of Hopki's informative posts I finally think I am on the right track. It took me a while to grasp the Skin Editor (like 2 years....lo...