Overlay Editor

If you have a Pro Video account, you can now add the new Video Call Plugin to your virtual tours.

Starting panos is the first panorama that a visitor sees when they land on your virtual tour (hosted tour). You can select and set a starting pano by using the tools under the general settings, as described in the instructions below.

Modal plugin from GoThru for the Virtual Tour Editor will allow you to place a popup window over the currently active pano

If you've built your own overlay with all of the plugins but need to take a break (unsubscribe) from GoThru or want to switch your subscription from Pro to a free plan, you can still keep the overlay by paying it per tour for a year.

Overlay Editor includes extremely useful templates that automatically construct the layout for your virtual tour overlay. You can find different types of default templates that you can apply to your tour. If you can’t quite find one that’s just right for your tour, you can create your own.

Overlay Editor includes extremely useful templates that automatically construct the layout for your virtual tour overlay. You can find different types of default templates or personal templates that you can apply to your tour.

The Field of View (FOV) can now be locked in the General Settings so that the tour's zoom in/out feature is not automatically triggered. This new feature comes in useful when you embed the tour on a website and don't want the zoom function to be enabled when the page is scrolled.

GoThru is adding a new plugin to Overlay Editor that allows user to search through all the Hotspots in the tour.

To share a tour project with more than one person without entering individual email addresses, you can use the Overlay Editor share function that allows anyone who has the link to open and edit a tour.