In, the Viewer, select a hotspot to open its properties.įor the Skin-ID, choose the template ID you created in the previous steps.
#PANO2VR HOTSPOTS SKIN#
This is so that the hotspots inherit the icon/image added to the hotspot template.Īdd the skin you’ve created to the project by choosing it in the Output properties. The final step is to make sure the hotspots are linked to the Hotspot Templates in the skin. You could also simply use this component and swap out the image by selecting the existing image and in its properties, click Change. ✭ To see a working example, check out one of the skin components called Image Popup Silhouette. This example could be called something like go_URL. → Target = $(ht) (This placeholder will call up the information added to the Target field in the hotspot properties.) → URL = $(hu) (This placeholder will call up the information added to the Link Target URL in the hotspot properties.) Add the following action for opening a webpage: Select the image and go to its Actions panel. (optional) This will change the mouse cursor to a hand, indicating the icon is clickable.Īdd actions to the hotspot template to have it call up information added in the Hotspot Properties: In the Appearance panel, select Hand Cursor. When you do this the image will become a child of the template. In the Skin Tree, drag the image on top of the hotspot template. ✭ Turn on Snap to Guides to help placement. Place the image on top of the hotspot template in the canvas. This can be a JPEG, PNG, GIF (static) or SVG. You can place the template anywhere, as its placement in the skin is arbitrary. The crosshair image will not be visible in the skin. This template acts as a placeholder and affects only point hotspots.
In this webinar you'll learn about all the different types of hotspots and how to. Add the custom imageĬlick on the hotspot template button in the Toolbar and click in the Canvas to add a hotspot template. Hotspots are interactive points and areas in the panorama. Or if you don’t choose 3D distorted, you can change the image’s size.Īfter you have added point hotspots in the Viewer, open the Skin Editor and follow the steps to add a custom image. Once the image is selected you can choose to have the image 3D distorted so that it distorts with the panorama. If your tour is small or you just need to apply a different image to a hotspot, you can add a custom hotspot image without editing or applying a skin.Ĭhoose an image for Custom Image, by clicking the folder icon.
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