VR Without Limits: Skins, Complete E-Learning and New Actions in VR Mode Great news for everyone creating immersive VR experiences, the wait is over. For a long time, VR mode in virtual tours has been powerful, but not always on par with desktop and mobile...
Hi there! We’re excited to introduce the new 3DVista app — a completely redesigned version that marks a major step forward in productivity, accessibility, and performance. One single app for all your devices — desktop, mobile, and VR — that streamlines your workflow,...
Support for two 3D Models in Dual Viewer component. (Development sponsored by R2DS) Allows viewing and comparing two different 3D models with dual viewers. With this feature, we can see in a split-screen mode, two distinct models simultaneously, linked in such a way...
As you already know, you have the option to upload your tours directly to your device and use the 3DVista VR app to view them offline. You can see how to use this method here. However, there is a workaround that will allow you to view your tours offline on Meta Quest,...
As you already know, you have the option to upload your tours directly to your device and use the 3DVista VR app to view them offline. You can see how to use this method here. However, there is a workaround that will allow you to view your tours offline on Pico...
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...
One of the most-requested features recently – it’s here! Check out how you can create a virtual tour that adapts and shows in your audience’s language in our new video tutorial. Trying to create a virtual tour in several languages used to be a very...
When moving from one panorama to another, you have 4 options of how that new panorama should start (as in where you should be looking upon entering the new panorama): As usual, when connecting panoramas via hotspots, you set the icon itself (or paint the polygon,...
3DVista Virtual Tour PRO has been designed with the idea in mind to give the user as much possibility for customization as possible. So much so that at times it seemed tedious to create skins when you’re in a rush. That’s why we have started a big skin...
Using our free 3DVista app, available on all devices, 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 anyone to download your virtual tour straight...
Never have we launched so many big changes, improvements and new features in one update. Here’s the list: Multiresolution Panoramas: You can now use panoramas of virtually any size in your virtual tour and allow unlimited zooming as well as Gigapanos. This new...
Making your tours VR compatible is as easy as selecting one of the VR buttons (the goggle icon) from the library and placing it in your virtual tour. The user then has two options to open your tour on a mobile phone (and VR headsets based on mobile phones): They can...
