View your tours offline in Meta Quest and HTC Vive Focus 3 How to watch virtual tours easily and offline on Meta Quest and HTC Vive Focus 3? Nothing's easier than that. With the new 3DVista VR App for Oculus/Meta and HTC, for free to download from the Meta/HTC Store,...
WebXR is the latest evolution in virtual and augmented realities. The new standard for building VR and AR experiences on the web is intended to replace WebVR. In fact, since last Tuesday, Oculus no longer supports WebVR at all, rendering virtual tours based on that...
Using our free 3DVista mobile (Android or Apple) and VR apps (Oculus Quest and HTC Vive Focus 3), it's been possible to download your 3DVista virtual tours onto a mobile phone or VR headset for a while now. But we have just now released a new app system that allows...
We already posted an article on how to watch 3DVista Tours offline on Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and similar. But since running your virtual tours on these devices online also requires a small one-time set-up of your devices, we thought it would be helpful to post the...
3DVista is one of the few virtual tour programs that allow you to create tours that can be shown offline in non-autonomous VR devices, such as Oculus Rift, HTC Vive or Microsoft Mixed Reality. Because we get asked this a lot – here's a detail description of how...
New Deep Linking “trigger-overlay-name” and “trigger-overlay-event” options for the tour url. Allows you to customize a tour’s URL so that it opens directly in specific spots and with specific hotspots. This allows you to send...
If you could change just one thing about your company that would increase employee productivity by over 200%¹, would you do it? Yes, of course, you would! But you’re probably thinking that, in order to have that kind of impact, such a change would be extremely...
Virtual Tours & Virtual Reality (VR). These two go together like bread and butter, needle and threat or cheese and wine. Virtual Tours seen on VR headsets are the ultimate experience. You can show 360º scenes in actual 360º, where the user can freely look around...
