Two toggle switches between four sets of panoramas.

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DIA Interactive
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Hello dear Pano2VR community and Pano2VR creators,

I am working on archviz demo tour and need help to implement two switches function.

I have four series of panoramas. Classic/modern and day/night. 4x6=24 panoramas in my scene. I need to create two buttons, one for classic/modern scenario and another one for day/night scenario.
I managed how to switch between one pair of panoramas:

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Skin -> Actions-> Mouse Click, Open Next Panorama, {$next} $(cur)
But the problem is, I don't know how to create another button and separate their functions (Day/Night button only switch between day and night panoramas and Classic/Modern only switch between classic and modern panoramas).
For example, when you have modern night panorama opened, by clicking day/night button you go for day version of modern, and by clicking classic/night button you go for classic version of night panorama. I hope i explained it not too complicated.

Please help!
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DIA Interactive
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Thank you Panox for you reply. Unfortunately this is not exactly what i need.
1. In your project every button connected just with one specific panorama.
2. One button per function. I need two toggle buttons (day/night, classic/modern).

I managed how to resolve first problem with User Data - Nodes in Copyright, Source, Information and Comment sections. But I cant find how to implement just one toggle button instead of two simple buttons.

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DIA Interactive
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I found solution! Just combination of Actions Settings and Action Filters. Pano2VR ist brilliant!
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Idocio
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Maybe this post can be useful to you

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13649

A very interesting project. Can you share the final result when it is published?
DIA Interactive
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Thank you ldocio!
This is another great workflow. For now I am happy with my solution, but I will keep in mind this one for the next projects... Cheers!
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