Thanks to the link, your recipient will see your photo in full screen if mobile or access the screen below from a desktop computer. Ok, you can now send your 360 images in an email. We also have a tutorial on embedding any 360° photo on WordPress for those who don’t have direct access to the HTML code. Feel free to contact me if you are interested. I can also embed the rendering engine in other programs to add panoramic image viewing to custom software. Version 2 has been entirely rewritten and now the program is available for many operating systems.
It’s intended to retrieve an HTML code that allows the user to embed the viewer (with your images) on any website. FSPViewer has been available for many years as a Windows-only program. The installer contains both the 32 bit and the 64 bit programs and it will automatically install the correct one. It also associates JPEG and TIFF images with FSPViewer, so you can open an image by right clicking it. The installer copies the executable file to the Programs folder and it creates a start menu entry. The edit link is valid when you want your recipient to be able to edit your 360 images.Ī word on the last button, the integration code doesn’t directly concern this tutorial. Click here to download the program as an installer. You should therefore communicate this link with that in mind. Note that the owner of this specific link is also able to delete the image permanently. Unlike the direct link, your recipient will be able to edit your photo, the arrangement of scenes, etc. You may also want to give an edit link to your recipient. Step 3: Drag Pegman onto your photosphere. Step 1 & 2: Open the URL and move the map to the location of your photosphere. Move your photosphere to the view you want as the initial view. The direct link will point directly to the 360° viewer. Drag the 'Pegman' onto the blue dot to generate the code.
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