Yes, I have it set to generate both for mobile devices as well as the multiresolution check box.

Here is the link to the panorama tour: http://www.amanochocolate.com/tour-data/etour-trees1/

FYI: This is a cocoa plantation that a friend of mine owns in the Dominican Republic.

Art

Ah.

My panorama is a full 360 but I never patched the nadir point (either with an image or with a patch).

Art

I don't seem to be able to zoom in on my panotours on mobile (Iphone). I can zoom a little bit but, it does not seem to allow me to zoom in very far and will not do any progressive loading.

Am I missing something? I thought that this was going to be a feature of Panotour 2.0 ...

Art

Thanks everybody. Basically, what I was thinking was something like this: http://www.amanochocolate.com/articles/crashed-dominican-republic/ or http://www.amanochocolate.com/blog/delivering-chocolate-to-chuao/ which are articles I wrote about my adventures finding cocoa beans. Note how the side of t...

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