ADVANCED 360° / MULTI-NODE WALKTHROUGH

Walk the route. Feel the transition. Stay oriented.

Demo / replaceable sample tour

VR capture eye level · 1.60 mHorizon calibratedFloor-plan HUD in headset

This immersive sample connects three camera positions into one guided route. Desktop and mobile use a smooth walk-style transition; VR mode uses a comfort blackout between nodes to reduce disorientation while keeping the floor plan synchronized.

MOVING TO NEXT POSITIONNext position

Drag / swipe to look aroundScroll to zoom · Tap a hotspot to walk · VR controller trigger cycles positions.

LIVE POSITION MAP

Kitchen walkthrough

VR-ready architecture. WebXR-compatible headsets get an Enter VR control automatically. On unsupported devices, the same tour remains fully usable with drag, touch, motion and fullscreen modes.

Comfort logic: headset transitions use a brief blackout instead of artificial forward motion. Static panoramas cannot provide true 6DoF walking, so the tour prioritizes comfort and orientation rather than pretending continuous geometry exists.

VR navigation HUD: the headset now shows a live floor plan with You Are Here, the next node and viewing direction. Controller trigger moves to the next position; squeeze shows or hides the map.
Capture height: future Lumion panoramas should be rendered at approximately 1.60 m camera eye level. A finished panorama cannot be truthfully re-heighted after export; yaw/horizon can be calibrated, but capture height must come from the render.

Use comfort transition on this screen too

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01 / CONNECTED NODES

One project, multiple positions.

Each 2:1 panorama is a camera node. Hotspots form a simple walkthrough route instead of showing unrelated 360 images.

02 / POSITION AWARENESS

The client always knows where they are.

The current node is highlighted on the floor plan and the direction indicator rotates with the viewer heading.

03 / WEBXR READY

Browser first. Headset when available.

Desktop, mobile and touch remain the default. Compatible WebXR headsets can enter immersive VR without requiring a separate EXE.

Build future tours from one consistent project.

Use the production guide for camera spacing, panorama format, naming, floor-plan mapping and scene consistency.

Open VR production guide ↗Lumion 360 capture standard ↗