Viewing tours
How visitors see a tour: VR headsets, accessibility, phones, and keeping a tour fast.
- Add VR mode to a tour: headsets and Cardboard viewersShow a VR button in your tour and see what it starts: a headset session or a split-screen phone view. VR is gaze-only, with no controllers.Guide · 5 min read
- Accessibility in a tour: linear view, keyboard and reduced motionShow the accessibility icon that opens a text view of your tour, and see what keyboard users, screen readers and reduced-motion settings get.Guide · 7 min read
- Auto-rotate a tour on a kiosk or display (no autoplay tour)Turn on Autorotate on Idle and set its speed for a display. The idle delay is fixed, and there is no autoplay tour that walks between rooms and no kiosk mode.Guide · 5 min read
- What affects how a tour loads, and what you can changeHow Panoramr loads a tour: tile sizes, hotspots built per room, media paused when you leave, the scene limit and stored copies. There is no GPU setting.Guide · 4 min read