Points of interest

Points of interest (POIs) are clickable hotspots you place on your model. When a visitor clicks one, it reveals extra content — text, an image, a video, or a panorama to step into. The Points of interest menu is where you create, edit and arrange them.

Adding a point

To add a point, double-click directly on the model's surface where you want it. A dialog opens where you choose the point type and fill in its content.

Point types

• Info point — shows a title and rich text (and optional image/audio) when clicked.
• Panoramic point — lets the visitor step into a 360° panorama from that spot.
• Image point — opens a full image.
• Video point — plays a video.

All point text is per-language, so each point can be translated alongside the rest of the scene.

Managing existing points

Each point in the list has its own controls:

• Edit — reopen the point's dialog to change its content or icon.
• Delete — remove the point (with confirmation).
• Set camera — save the current editor view as the point's view; when a visitor clicks the point, the camera flies to it.
• Look at camera — jump the editor to a point's saved view to check it.
• Remove camera — clear a point's saved view.

Reordering points

Drag and drop points in the list to change the order they appear in for visitors. The new order saves automatically.

Rearrange mode

Toggle Rearrange mode to freely drag points around on the model's surface to fine-tune their position. Position changes save automatically while the mode is on.

Panoramic point anchors

By default, clicking a panoramic point flies the camera to the point's own position in the scene. An anchor lets you send the camera somewhere else instead:

• Add anchor — place an anchor at another spot in the 3D scene. A line is drawn from the point's icon to the anchor, and clicking the point animates the camera to the anchor rather than to the point itself. For example, a panoramic point that shows the interior of a building can sit above the building in the scene, with its anchor placed inside — so clicking the point flies the visitor down into the building.
• Edit panorama — open the point's panorama in a new editor tab to add points of interest inside it.
• Remove anchor — clear the anchor, so clicking the point returns to the point's own position.