Hello
I'm creating a skin from scratch and I can't create an image hotspot.
I want to create an information point, so that when the user opens it, the following appears:
Title
Description
Image File
With the title and description I've easily achieved it, but I can't do it with the image.
Thanks for the help!
Hotspot image file in the skin
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Hi,
Have a look at this forum post: viewtopic.php?p=65296&sid=940a693104020 ... 5dc#p65296
Note it starts using Hotspot Type Image.
Regards,
Have a look at this forum post: viewtopic.php?p=65296&sid=940a693104020 ... 5dc#p65296
Note it starts using Hotspot Type Image.
Regards,
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Hello,
How would I create a custom image (say a Tiki mug) that I could place inside the tour that would not replace the current navigation arrows but would instead open a tour node? And how could I close that tour node and resume the tour in progress?
Here's the tour in question:
https://360niche.com/tours/cabali/vtour.html
Jeff
How would I create a custom image (say a Tiki mug) that I could place inside the tour that would not replace the current navigation arrows but would instead open a tour node? And how could I close that tour node and resume the tour in progress?
Here's the tour in question:
https://360niche.com/tours/cabali/vtour.html
Jeff
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Hi Jeff,
You can add a second Node Point Hotspot in the skin, and call it something like ht_node_tiki.
Now back in the viewer, for that one point hotspot choose ht_node_tiki under Skin-ID.
To build this just add a Hotspot Template in the skin, and give it the ID ht_node_tiki.
Give it the actions:
Source: Mouse Click
Action: Open Next Panorama
URL: Hotspot URL
View: Target View
You can add a tag to the panorama, and then use this tag to show a button to take you back to the previous panorama.
Use teh buttons visible logic block, then select Projects, Tag. Then if tag = xxx visible true.
The button actions would be:
Source: Mouse Click
Action: Open Next Panorama
URL: Previous Node
View: Target View
You can add as many Hotspot templates as you need, for example you can add ones of Banks, Guest House etc.
Regards,
You can add a second Node Point Hotspot in the skin, and call it something like ht_node_tiki.
Now back in the viewer, for that one point hotspot choose ht_node_tiki under Skin-ID.
To build this just add a Hotspot Template in the skin, and give it the ID ht_node_tiki.
Give it the actions:
Source: Mouse Click
Action: Open Next Panorama
URL: Hotspot URL
View: Target View
You can add a tag to the panorama, and then use this tag to show a button to take you back to the previous panorama.
Use teh buttons visible logic block, then select Projects, Tag. Then if tag = xxx visible true.
The button actions would be:
Source: Mouse Click
Action: Open Next Panorama
URL: Previous Node
View: Target View
You can add as many Hotspot templates as you need, for example you can add ones of Banks, Guest House etc.
Regards,
Garden Gnome Support
If you send an e-mail to support please send a link to the forum post for reference.
support@ggnome.com
https://ggnome.com/wiki/documentation/
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support@ggnome.com
https://ggnome.com/wiki/documentation/
Thanks Martin!
I knew you would show me the way!
Jeff
I knew you would show me the way!
Jeff