Garden Gnome Software

Hello,

My client has a project of several lots for sale. We did a 360 of all the lots and took several photos of each lot. Each lot is a polygon.

We can use the images hotspot for each photo but that would make too many icons on the lot.

We can also use the gallery component. But it's quite long to configure if we have 30 lots. But if it's the only way to do it, we'll take this method to have the least icon on each lot.

Do you know of any other method to display several photos for the same land with only one icon?

hello. have you seen this option?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSdb08N ... meSoftware

Hello snowlexx

the idea is good but it takes several steps to make 30 lots with 2 to 3 photos per lot.

If we could take a point hotspot and add in the description, the title of the images we wanted to display that would be great. All images could be in the same folder. This would simplify the display method.


Thank you for the reply!

Hi,

I use the workflow of loading a folder of images, numbered 1 to xx, and then displaying them in an external image element with text titles and descriptions. I've just recently posted some examples of a project I'm working on that uses this basic workflow. The project is much more complex because it offers multiple options for each image such and individual anchoring within the external image element and it's overkill for what you want.

https://tonyredhead.com/rpgtvw-popups

However you can build a pretty simple version where you set the number of images in the folder in a variable and then use previous next buttons to add +1 to another variable to change the images, titles and descriptions.

It's easier in V7

Tony

Hello Tony,

can you explain the method you suggest "set the number of images in the folder in a variable and then use previous next buttons to add +1 to another variable to change the images, titles and descriptions." I use version 6. I don't dare to use version 7 for now.

Hi Serge,
Take a look at making a gallery using a Pano2VR project: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=15589
We also had a webinar that also covered how to make it: https://ggnome.com/gg_webinars/embeddin ... -projects/
Look at the time index 13:20 and on.
Regards,

Hello Hopki,

thank you!