Implementing the Menu System in Virtual Tour

Goal: Enable the interface and match your brand.

Toggle "Enable Menu": Activate the menu overlay to make navigation visible to users.
Select a Menu Icon: Choose an icon that represents your brand or the purpose of the menu (e.g., use the "List" icon for general navigation or the "Info" icon for a property guide).
Establish Labels: Decide on a naming convention for your labels (e.g., "Main Lobby" vs. "Room 01") to keep the UI clean.

Goal: Create a seamless flow between different locations.

Create Scene Items: Add menu items for every major area of your tour (Bedroom, Bathroom, etc.).
Map the "Scene" Type: Use the dropdown to link each label to the corresponding 360° panorama.
Test the Flow: Ensure that clicking "Living Room" in the menu instantly transports the user to that specific scene.

Goal: Turn viewers into customers or visitors.

Add "Link" Items: Create a "Book Now" or "Visit Website" button.
Configure URLs: Input your destination web address.
Enable "Open in New Tab": This is a critical step to ensure users don't accidentally close the virtual tour when they click a link.

Goal: Provide detailed context without cluttering the screen.

Set up Popups: Use these for "About the Property" or "Technical Specs."
Visual Storytelling: Upload a Popup Image (like a high-res still shot or a floor plan) to provide more detail than the 360° view allows.
Write Descriptions: Use the description box to add storytelling elements or pricing details that change over time.

Goal: Polish the user experience.

Reorder Items: Use the drag-and-drop handles to put the most important items (like "Contact Us" or "Main Bedroom") at the top of the list.
Toggle Visibility: Hide items that are still under construction without deleting your progress.
Final Save: Click Save to deploy your fully interactive menu to the live tour.