Pretty much everything you have or find online, you can integrate into your tour with the web frame tool. Or you want to embed a 3D model, a video you found online (or uploaded yourself to your YouTube channel) or integrate your (existing) booking system to allow visitors to book from inside the virtual tour. Say you're advertising a house, you place a little info button which should pop up an interactive map where the user can zoom in and out, move around and even calculate directions from where he is at: Here's a practical example: Imagine you're done connecting your panoramas and you now want to spice up the tour with some useful information, clickable details and highlights. Any platform that gives you an "Embed Link". Instead, you can rely on content that you find readily online – on platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo, Sketchfab, Google etc. Avec le globe détaillé Google Earth, inclinez la carte pour enregistrer une vue 3D parfaite ou profitez dune expérience à 360° avec Street View. They allow us to smoothly integrate pretty much any external content into our virtual tours, without the need to import (and therefore possess) actual files.Īpart from being more versatile and allowing the use of a wider range of media and elements, web frames have another big advantage over actually IMPORTING media files into your tour: You do not have to actually own or import the media yourself, which obviously saves space and speeds up loading.
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Web frames are without a doubt one of the most useful and versatile tools in VT PRO – and much easier to use than you may think. SketchUp & Google Earth - Building 3D models for Google Earth Intro Video: Your World in 3D (how to combine SketchUp with Google Earth) YouTube Video.
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