You’ll also see a dialog that tells you if there are warnings when you close the skin. Very useful is the new Find Warnings option in the Skin Editor. Pano2VR ships with a number of pre-built skin components.
To make building a skin easier, you can use Skin Components. Open the Skin Editor and click anywhere on a blank section of the canvas. The Skin Editor’s Toolbar can now be hidden. In Pano2VR, a skin is made up of many elements. Open the saved Hotspot_Zoom.p2vr project file. To see the variable added by the compenent ġ. Double click within the node at the point ay which you require the hotspot to function. Click the panels options button at the top left and a set of options will slide out. This component comes with some predefined settings, variables and logic blocks and they were applied when it was added to the skin.Įven though we have deleted some elements a number of the settings, variables and logic blocks remain. Drag the image to view where you want the hotspot to appear in the central window.
In the VR skin I do the same with the same id name. My workflow to do this is the next: - First I do a copy of hotspot node in web skin and I change their id name and config the visible option to show only if is mobile and VR active. In Part 1 we loaded the 'Information Popup Silhouette' component from the Built-In component list and kept some of the elements. It's for VR Skin, I need to do diferent type of hostpot with diferent actions, images, etc. Legacy Settings, Variables and Logic Blocks Import an Equirectangular Image into Pano2VRīuild and Image Element using an External ImageĬreate Variables and Actions to manage the content within the Skin Note: this tutorial is designed for Pano2VR Version 6 beta 3 It carries on from Part 1 and you will need to complete it before you start this part.
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This is part 2 of a 2 part tutorial showing, step-by-step how to create a Point Hotspot Zooming Popup that uses an Extenal Image and has an interactive Reveal Text Overlay.
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