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Hi Robert, I've replied to you by email.

Hi Robbie, please send an email to info@vrtourviewer with the invoice number and the new VR Tourviewer software serial number. Then the license can be transferred for you.

Currently the Activation Codes are only used for bulk license purchases.

Thanks for trying and for the feedback!

I'll let you known when an update for Pico 4 Ultra is available.

Thanks for reporting!
I don't have a Pico 4 Ultra to test with yet.
Could you try with the latest version of VR Tourviewer for Pico, version 1.4.512?

Thanks for reporting. This will be fixed in the next update.

Thanks for reporting, this will be fixed in the next update.

Hi Brett,

Zooming of gigapixel panoramas is not supported in VR Tourviewer unfortunately.

Zooming is possible with a regular (flat) web browser, also in the Quest Browser when viewing the page in non-VR mode, but I don't think it's possible in VR/immersive/360 mode as far as I know.
But I recommend asking that on the Pano2VR forum.

Due to changed html generation of Pano2VR (and possible changes made manually), VR Tourviewer can't always find the referenced .xml file in the index.html file.

Parsing of the index.html will be improved in the next update and will assume pano.xml if it can't successfully find a match. There's no release date set yet though.

Meanwhile the only option is to use a link to the pano.xml file directly.

In the tour gallery, 9 tours can be displayed per 'page'.
In the in-tour menu, 6 panorama hotspots can be displayed per page

Great to hear it's solved!

If you can email me the small and large project file (just the p2vr file, not the entire project) I'll see if I can find the issue.

In VR Tourviewer, if you use _hidden as part of the ID or Skin-ID, the hotspot will be hidden.
So if you'd like to hide a hotspot on web and not in VR Tourviewer, use a different name for the Skin-ID, like ht_hide or ht_invisible. Then you can use that skin-ID to create an invisible hotspot in the skin that will be used on web.

There's a setting 'Custom Image' in the Properties panel of a hotspot in the Pano2VR Editor. There you can specify an image that should be used for the hotspot.

You can set the desired default look of the polygons in the 'Hotspots' rollout of the Pano2VR Output settings.
Then you can decide per polygon if you want to use the default colors or want to use a different outline and fill color.

Note that the 'Alpha Channel' value in the color picker determines the transparency, where 0 is invisible and 255 is opaque.

Yes, you can set a 'Custom Image' in the Properties of a hotspot in the Pano2VR tour editor (not the skin editor). VR Tourviewer will then use that image as well.