Ever wonder how to get your Flash panorama in a PDF? Well, thanks to Martin, now you can learn how. He’s written up an easy-to-follow tutorial explaining the steps. You’ll need Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, some Garden Gnome software and a word processor capable of exporting PDF.

The tutorial can be found in our documentation.

We’ve just posted another quick tutorial on outputting multiresolution Flash movies with Pano2VR 3.0beta.

The multiresolution outputs allow for very large images to be easily viewed on a user’s computer by creating multiple levels of resolutions that load when necessary. The multiresolution export has built-in image tiling that can be embedded within the SWF. The tiles can be in different projections like 
cubic, equirectangular, cylindrical, flat.

Examples of multiresolution outputs can be found on our Pano2VR 3.0 samples page.

We have a new video tutorial online plus quick step-by-step instructions for outputting HTML5 projects. These are both temporary until we get more comprehensive tutorials/instructions produced.

HTML5 video tutorial

HTML5 written tutorial

Tutorials for outputting multi-resolution images are in the works and will be posted soon.

We have posted an updated droplet tutorial which includes a short bit on batch processing as well. You can check it out here.

The documentation on how to create and droplets has also been updated.

Version 2.3.0 of Pano2VR gave us the option to use a flat image (or a non-distorted image) as an input type and then export it as a Flash movie. Earlier, this was done through the Cylinder input type, setting the field of view angle and making sure that 3D distortion was turned off. The Flat input type now takes care of this for us. Sweet! Check out the new video and text tutorials:

Video

Text