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Panorama
This lets you link a hotspot to one of the tour's panoramas. This function has the same affect as when a hotspot is manually linked to a panorama in the center window.
This link can be seen in the central window (an arrow links a hotspot to the panorama).
If the link has already been made in the center window, the name of the connected panorama shows here.
If a panorama is linked, this also let you set the following parameters:
- Transition: This lets you assign an animated transition to a link. Clicking on the list to select one of the proposed transitions allows for different combinations according to the panorama or hotspot default view parameters defined in the 3D editor.
- The Yaw, Pitch and Fov define the default view of the connected panorama. These are the same settings found in the Default view part of the View tab.
URL
This lets you connect a hotspot to an internet address.
- The address must be complete: http://www.my-website.com/
- A combobox opens after validation (Enter key), the URL link will open accordingly to the selected behaviour in the combobox.
- Open in a new window
- Open in a current frame in the current window
- Open in the parent of the current frame
- Open in the top-level frame in the current window
HTML
This lets you connect a hotspot to a simple HTML file.
The HTML file must be simple. The supported syntaxes can be seen thanks to the  button.
The HTML file must exist locally.
The path indicated in the field must be relative to the tour's output directory.
- Position: Lets you place the HTML file in the tour window.
- The green point indicates the HTML file's position in the tour window.
- Click on one of the other 4 points to change the position.
- Width/Height: This lets you change the size of the html page.
- If the two values are null, the HTML page will take a third of the tour's size (in width and height).
- If one of the 2 values is not null, the fixed value will be used as a base to calculate the null value in accordance with the image's ratio.
- If you complete these 2 values, Panotour Pro will force these values but this could distort the image.
- These values can be added as pixels (fixed size forced) or as a percentage (the size of the virtual tour's display area).
Object
This lets you connect a hotspot to an object (image, video, sound, etc.).
- Use the
 icon to open a file browser. Here you can choose the file that you want to use as the object.
- The
 icon lets you delete the selection if it is not suitable. This will not influence the source file in any way.
- The types of supported objects are:
- Images
- Videos (*.flv, *.m4v, *.mp4, *.mov)
- Flash, animations (*.swf)
- Sound (*.mp3). The sound will be directional when viewing the tour.
- Position: This lets you place an object in the tour window.
- The green dot indicates the position of the object in the tour window.
- Click on one of the other 4 points to change the position.
- Width/Height: This lets you change the size of the html page.
- If the two values are null, the HTML page will take a third of the tour's size (in width and height).
- If one of the 2 values is not null, the fixed value will be used as a base to calculate the null value in accordance with the image's ratio.
- If you complete these 2 values, Panotour Pro will force these values but this could distort the image.
- These values can be added as pixels (fixed size forced) or as a percentage (the size of the virtual tour's display area).
Java Script
Lets you call JavaScript functions from the tour.
The function must be accesible in the HTML page containing the tour. Just write the call as if it was in a JavaScript code, but remove the quotes.
For example : “helloWorld(parameters*)”
You can use the following templates as parameters :
- %p : name of the current panorama
- %f : name of the XML file describing the current panorama
- %s : Fullscreen state when entering in the JS function
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