I replaced the script. Still no success.

No matter what i do the same.

Even when i found the values for X and Y to open the second panorama centered, after going back to the first and to the second again, it opens in a different position. And every time, i come back to the second, it always opens in a different position from the last time i opened it.

I tried the Delta On option. Nothing changed. The panoramas still open as in the video i sent you.

The second option i couldn't try because i don't know where to add the AnimatedAction script.

I tried adding it in the main uPano Tour, in Item 0 and 1 and in the Events in each Item, but the Delay option never showed.

Also if you notice in the video i sent you, the second panorama the first open almost centered. But when i go back to the first panorama and back to the second it opens again (and every time after that) in a different direction, which is the same as it was from the beginning i started using the uPano asset.

What happens in your video:
1. When you click on Hot Spot of the first panorama, you set the rotation of the second panorama to 90, and it opens rotated.
2. When you click on Hot Spot of the second panorama, you set the rotation of the first panorama to 90, and both panoramas have the same direction.
3. With any next click, both panoramas keep the same direction.

You have two ways:
1. Set Transform Rotation \ To Is Delta - ON.
In this case, each click will rotate the panorama 90 degrees more.
2. Set Transform Rotation \ Target - uPano Tour (GameObject).
All panoramas will rotate together, and you can adjust the correct values to open the next panorama.

EDIT: The second way will not work because the rotation will happen too early, before the fade.
So I added the ability to have a delay before the animation.
The modified file is attached.

I used the new updated version and the problem still remains.

If the hotspot isn't on the exact center of the panorama, it never opens centered.

I made a short video to show you exactly what happens.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xsrbgs199t0sqyb/demo.mp4?dl=0

Thank you,
Alex

I did exactly that, using only the Y axis and still the panorama wasn't centered. This happened only when I placed the hotspot in the center of the panorama. But for presenting houses or anything the arrow must be almost in the floor.

Can't wait for the new version.

Thank you,
Alex

Positioning objects when the panorama is rotated fixed.
The new version will be available in 24 hours.

I didn't have much time to go through the updated version until today.

I followed everything in the video on how to reset the next panorama setting the Y to 90.

What I found out is that this affects the next panorama only partially as it still gets data from the position the hotspot is.

If everything is set to 0 for example, the next panorama opens in the coordinates where the hotspot is.

When i set the Y to 90, only the Y axis is affected.

I had to play for some time with different values in the 3 axis until i found the correct ones, and then put them in the SetTransformRotation component.

It opened correctly, but when moving around, the panorama was rotating in all axis, making it unusable.

Connecting the second panorama to the first one, had to be done following the same procedure, having the same rotating effect again.

Also, in the second panorama the place i positioned the hotspot is in a totally different place when i get inside the panorama in Play mode.

For Transitions to work correctly, move World Canvas GameObject to the top of the hierarchy.
For some reason, automatically setting GameObject index does not work in edit mode.
Perhaps this is a bug in Unity Editor.

You are simply amazing! Congratulations!

Could you send me again the new updated package maybe?

Now that I have all the info I'll get into it and report back.

If you implement the timed gaze feature, uPano will be absolutely complete and the best asset for creating VR Tours the easiest way.

Considering the usefulness that VR brings especially with VR Tours in the real estate sector and for promoting / advertising commercial businesses, implementing this feature to cover any and every mobile headset in the market, would be the best move.

Judging by your skills, as much as i can of course, I believe that you'll manage to do it quite easily.

I will try to implement gaze.
It will take some time.

I'll do everything you say. For the history, i use GVR 1.2

Where do i disable the mipmap? I have no idea where that is.

The time gaze is like the autoclick. Most mobile headsets don't have the magnetic switch.

So, what i mean is when the reticle is on the hotspot, after a specific time interval 2 to 3 seconds for example, when this time elapses to go to the next panorama.

What this asset does https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/t … levr-77469

My guess is it's not difficult to add the code needed, i just didn't find it in a way that i could understand how to implement it.

Thank you very much once again,
Alex.