GoThru

Before uploading any panoramas to Google Street View, please make sure you do the two settings described below. This operation will spare you some issues regarding the upload of your GoThru tours on Google Street View.

If by mistake, you published a tour to the wrong Google Maps page or location, GoThru allows you to fix the problem. The fix consists of cloning the tour to a new Google Map page, as described below:

The most important type of toru on GoThru is the Hosted Tour which is available for any listing on GoThru and the images are served by GoThru servers. Similar to the Google Business tour type, you can also modify the panoramas or patch the nadir and publish the tour directly on Google Street View.

To create a tour using GoThru, you can either use the business name method or the CID method. In this tutorial, you will learn to create a tour using the CID. You will usually use the CID method when you cannot find the business name in the Tour Address Finder.

The Preview window in the Moderator. It allows you to access a 360-degree preview of the selected panorama, so you will have much more information about the panorama in question before using it.

On occasions, you might need to perform a fix in a constellation. Most likely, this will be necessary when the moderation has been done but the verification of the map has been missed. As a consequence, the loop is not properly closed.

Some panoramas to be uploaded on Google Street View might require blurring to protect the image rights of any individual appearing in the panoramas, for instance, car numbers, human figures, or any sensible information.

In GoThru Moderator, it is possible to manually adjust the position of the panoramas on the map. In this tutorial, you can learn how to select, rotate, and move the selection of panoramas.

The Nadir Manager screen is where you can put a nadir logo on your 360° photo in order to hide the tripod and display the logo of your company or the clients.