How do I get this interface, the photos below,
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Alain
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Good evening,
How should I do in this case to insert a JPG image?
Thank you for your help.
Alain
How should I do in this case to insert a JPG image?
Thank you for your help.
Alain
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Hello forum,
Thank you for your answer, here is the photo, what I can not do is have my photo below as in the example.
Thank you for your help.
Alain.
Thank you for your answer, here is the photo, what I can not do is have my photo below as in the example.
Thank you for your help.
Alain.
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Hi Alain,
Pano2VR pro has the Tour Browser which has the thumbnail images of all the nodes.
Pano2VR light does not have this.
If you need the tour builder you can log in to your account where you will be able to upgrade to pro.
If you have light and you want to build multinode tours, see this post: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11591
But not have all the features or convenience of pro.
Regards,
Hopki
Pano2VR pro has the Tour Browser which has the thumbnail images of all the nodes.
Pano2VR light does not have this.
If you need the tour builder you can log in to your account where you will be able to upgrade to pro.
If you have light and you want to build multinode tours, see this post: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11591
But not have all the features or convenience of pro.
Regards,
Hopki
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Hello Hopki,
When I downloaded the trial version and started trying to do a panorama, my photos (4) look good like the image I posted.
Alain
When I downloaded the trial version and started trying to do a panorama, my photos (4) look good like the image I posted.
Alain
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Hi,
When you first open Pano2VR you will see the welcome screen.
There are two buttons, trial light and trial pro.
To get the tour browser you need to upgrade your license to pro.
You can do this from your account only paying the difference between the cost of light and pro.
Regards,
Hopki
When you first open Pano2VR you will see the welcome screen.
There are two buttons, trial light and trial pro.
To get the tour browser you need to upgrade your license to pro.
You can do this from your account only paying the difference between the cost of light and pro.
Regards,
Hopki
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Good evening Hopki,
What is really the difference between the lihgt version and the pro? to take virtual tours.
Thank you for your answer.
Alain
What is really the difference between the lihgt version and the pro? to take virtual tours.
Thank you for your answer.
Alain
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You of course have read this page:
Scroll to bottom of page... compare Pano2vr Lite and Pro versions
https://ggnome.com/pano2vr#buying-buttons
Scroll to bottom of page... compare Pano2vr Lite and Pro versions
https://ggnome.com/pano2vr#buying-buttons
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Hello forum, 360Texas
When I know how to work with Pano2VR and when I go to purchase the license, if I understand correctly with the light version there will still be the Pano2VR watermark? My goal and to build virtual visits as part of my work, does nothing more and then insert the visits on a WordPress site
Thank you for your answers
Alain
When I know how to work with Pano2VR and when I go to purchase the license, if I understand correctly with the light version there will still be the Pano2VR watermark? My goal and to build virtual visits as part of my work, does nothing more and then insert the visits on a WordPress site
Thank you for your answers
Alain
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Hi Alain,
The watermark is only seen while you are in trial mode, not to be confused with branding.
Branding is when you right button click in the panorama and see About Pano2VR;
This is only seen on right button click.
Pano2VR light requires a project file per node (360 panorama).
Each project produces is own file, however you can link these file to create a basic tour, but very basic and time-consuming.
Please see: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11591
Things like manus and Street View etc have limitations, to only work with one node.
Pano2VR pro is one project file for all nodes, this means the project knows about all the other nodes and can work with them creating nice transitions, linking nodes together etc, etc.
Think of it as if you only produce a single node project, then go for Pano2VR 6 light.
If you want to build tours then go with Pano2VR 6 pro.
Regards,
Hopki
The watermark is only seen while you are in trial mode, not to be confused with branding.
Branding is when you right button click in the panorama and see About Pano2VR;
This is only seen on right button click.
Pano2VR light requires a project file per node (360 panorama).
Each project produces is own file, however you can link these file to create a basic tour, but very basic and time-consuming.
Please see: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11591
Things like manus and Street View etc have limitations, to only work with one node.
Pano2VR pro is one project file for all nodes, this means the project knows about all the other nodes and can work with them creating nice transitions, linking nodes together etc, etc.
Think of it as if you only produce a single node project, then go for Pano2VR 6 light.
If you want to build tours then go with Pano2VR 6 pro.
Regards,
Hopki
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