Use this app to use image input to create visual documents from raster images with interactive markers added for navigation and interrogation of business data.
This app lets you do the following:
Navigation of 360 panoramic images and flat raster images
Add marker symbols for navigation between images
Add markers for display of business data and navigation into other applications
The name of the visualization being edited.
You can use the Discard Current Editing Session button to close the editing session, abandoning any changes made.
You can use the Complete Changes button to close the editing session and make the changes available to other users.
You use the button to change application-specific settings.
You use the Show and Hide buttons to show and hide the side panels.
You use the Locations panel to display all the photos that have been added to the Navigation.
You use Update Camera to set the camera to match the active viewport camera.
You use Create Location to create an empty location immediately after the selected location.
You use to rename your selected location.
You use to delete your selected location.
: Copies a navigation.
Each item contains a thumbnail and name of the location. Click on a location to activate. The viewport is updated to display the new location, and positions the camera in the new position.
The Markers panel shows Points of Interest markers.
The Location Name shows the name of the active location.
All the navigation markers are grouped under here. Click on an item to select.
Use Locate to bring the selected marker into view.
All the information markers are grouped under here. Click on an item to select it.
Click Navigation Sources to open the Sources panel.
Click Navigation Targets to open the Navigations panel.
Use the Sources panel to display a list of photos and images that can be embedded in the navigation as a location.
The Import link allows you to navigate to the import application to import new photos.
You can refresh the panel contents. In some cases new content is added in the background, or by another user.
You can select the folder from where the filters start.
Use the Filter Name field to filter the list to contain only items that include the string specified.
Use the Category Selection field to filter the list to include only photos of the type specified.
Use Add to add the photo or image as a location.
The menu contains more menu options.
Use the Navigations Panel to display a list of other Navigation visuals that can be used as a navigation target from a marker.
Use the Metadata panel to display and edit metadata for selected markers.
Use the Preview panel to preview the result of the navigation.
The History panel displays all your previous navigation actions.
Edit Marker is a button in the viewport that you use to edit a marker. The Marker Edit popup displays.
Delete Marker is a button in the viewport that you use to delete a marker.
The Marker popup displays when you click the Edit Marker button for an information Marker.
Use the Show Preview button to display the Preview panel.
The name of the marker. Name is displayed in the list.
Used to pick the symbol to display for the marker.
Used to add a usage identifier to link the marker with a business object.
Selection of the display template to use.
Select if the marker causes you to navigate to a location within the current navigation or navigate to another navigation visual.
Use Target to select the target of the navigation, either a location or a navigation.
The button displays the selected markers in the viewport. It works as a toggle with in the toolbar.
The Show and Hide buttons can be useful when you’re viewing a large visualization with multiple markers.
The button hides the selected markers in the viewport. It works as a toggle with in the toolbar.
The Show and Hide buttons can be useful when you’re viewing a large visualization with multiple markers.
You use to delete your selected marker.
Click to open the History panel.