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title: "Panorama and Cardboard"
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This page provides information about the panorama and cardboard options in Enscape.
## **Overview**
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Enscape allows you to generate 360° panoramas in both stereo and mono. Stereo exports can be used with Google Cardboard. Panoramas exported from Enscape can be saved locally as a file or uploaded into the cloud where mono panoramas from the same CAD project can be combined to make a Gallery or a Tour that can help to showcase a project.
Individual panoramas are assigned a QR code which can be scanned to open the panorama on a mobile device, for example. Once a panorama has been uploaded to the cloud, whether single panoramas or sets of panoramas that are created as either a Gallery or Tour, they can be shared via a link, a QR code, or direct via email. These can then be viewed with a web browser on both desktop computers or mobile devices.
If you render a stereo panorama for Google Cardboard you can enable the cardboard mode on your mobile device by clicking on the cardboard ‘glasses’ symbol on the device when the panorama is open.
## **How to Export a Panorama**
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Load a project into your CAD, start Enscape and open the **Visual Settings** window and set the **Projection** to **Perspective**. Optionally, you can adjust the **Panorama Resolution** in the **Visual Settings’ Output **tab. Higher panorama resolutions will take longer to export.
Navigate to a position in the Enscape Viewport where you want the panorama to be captured from. You can click the **Render Panorama** button directly (which will export a Mono Panorama by default) or click the small arrow next to the Render Panorama button to choose **Stereo Panorama** if you want to view the panorama in Google Cardboard.
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## **Workflow**
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## **Tune the Parameters**
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## **Preview Panorama**
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## **Migration to Chaos Cloud**
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## **Virtual Tours**
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### File Info
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### Edit the Virtual Tour
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### **Highlights**
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Highlights allow you to add contextual detail and design options for your virtual tour. You can fill them with a textual description, image attachments, and links to express your design ideas. You can use the **Add **button to create a new highlight or click anywhere in the image with the tag pointer.
The title, description, and any image attachments will be shown in the highlight bubble. You can choose from a range of icon and color options and adjust the size of the highlight.
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### **Viewing Files**
**Markers Visibility **toggle – Temporarily hide any existing comment/hotspot/highlight markers from the viewport, so you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the current file.
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## **Embed into Webpage**
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You can then use the full URL and embed a single Panorama, Panorama Gallery, or Panorama Tour into a web page by adapting the following html snippet into the of your markup:
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> ✅ If you are using links generated from the Chaos Cloud , please make sure that the Link access has been changed to **Anyone can view** in the **Share** options, before embedding the links in your web pages.
## **View it in Cardboard**
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> ✅ **Insert Links to Navigate**
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> ✅ Enscape gives you the panorama in mono and stereo via a normal image file or uploads it to the web. If you want to go further, you can connect the panoramas with clickable arrow links to make it more interactive. A variety of tools exist to do that, for example [krpano](https://krpano.com/).
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> ✅ **For Software Developers**
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> ✅ If you want to host the panorama on your own webspace, follow [these guidelines](https://developers.google.com/vr/concepts/vrview). This is for users with software development background only – usually, our one-click cloud upload is a great solution to host your panorama reliably and fast.
> ℹ️ A couple of points to consider when trying to view Panoramas on iOS devices:
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> ℹ️ - As of iOS 12.2, Apple decided to limit accelerometer and gyroscope access in browsers for “privacy reasons”.
> ℹ️ You should be able to re-activate the access through the following settings:
> ℹ️ Settings > Safari > Privacy & Security > Motion & Orientation Access.
> ℹ️ Since iOS 13, Apple have disabled access to this option altogether, and as this is now on a per request basis, a prompt will appear each time on opening a panorama.
> ℹ️ - If a Panorama has been rendered out from Enscape with the **Panorama Resolution** set to High, the Panorama will not work on iOS. Instead, render out the Panorama with the **Panorama Resolution** set to **Normal**.
## **Security & Privacy Policy for Cloud Service**
For our Security and Privacy policy for Cloud Services, please refer to our [EULA’s](https://enscape3d.com/downloadable/Enscape_EULA.pdf).