# 3.1. 720°/Panorama: Intro

## 720°/Panorama: Overview

{% embed url="<https://planner.archisketch.com/?mode=360&projectId=Xj3c9Qk0041C320DBCC4294&id=Xj3732y869234CB402C46D8>" %}

### 📌 How to Create a 720°/Panorama

You can create **720°/Panorama contents** within the **Floor Plan Editor**.

To enter the Floor Plan Editor:

1. Go to the dashboard → **\[My Projects > Project]** page.
2. Click the **\[Go to Editor]** button.

Once a render image is generated successfully, you can view it in:

1. **\[Editor > Gallery]** or **\[Project Detail Page > Content > Renders]** tab.

👇 Watch the video below for a step-by-step guide on creating a 720°/Panorama in the Editor:

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGa9H-3ApFw>" %}

### 📌 Dashboard: How to Watch 720°/Panorama

1. Go to the Archisketch dashboard → **\[Projects > My Projects]** or **\[All Projects]**.
2. Click on a project card. *(If no project exists, click \[New Project] to create one.)*
3. In the project detail page, navigate to **\[Content > Renders]** or **\[Content > 720 Tours]** and click on the render image card to view it.

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### 📌 Editor: How to Watch 720°/Panorama

1. Go to the Archisketch dashboard → **\[Projects > My Projects]** or **\[All Projects]**, then click the **\[Go to Editor]** button on a project card. *(If no project exists, click\[New Project] to create one.)*
2. Use **\[Floor Plan Editor > Rendering Studio]** to take render shots, then check them in the **\[Gallery]** page.

![](/files/c2fcc8cda34fd2ff357371820f0c279cce1be919)

## 720°/Panorama: URL Structure

**720°/Panorama content** follows a unified URL structure.

> **Try it yourself using the demo page below!**

{% embed url="<https://codepen.io/Archisketch/pen/Yzxoqxe>" %}

### 📌 URL Format

```html
https://planner.archisketch.com/?projectId={'Content ID'}&id={'Panorama ID'}&mode={'Num'}
```

#### Content Types

➕ The **\&mode=** parameter is added to the URL depending on the selected 720°/Panorama mode.

| **Type**   | **Description**                             |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| `mode=360` | Calls a **single** panorama content         |
| `mode=720` | Calls a set of **multiple** panorama scenes |

### 📌 Query Parameter

You can customize the embedded viewer by adding **&{parameter}** to the end of the URL.

```html
https://...&id={'Panorama ID'}&mode={'Num'}&{'URL PARAMETER...'}
```

#### **Parameter List**

You can use the following parameters to customize the viewer.

| **Parameter**           | **Description**                                                      |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `panoramaInteraction=0` | Launches the 720°/Panorama viewer in a fixed (non-interactive) mode. |
| `autoRotate=1`          | Enables automatic rotation in the 720°/Panorama viewer.              |
| `showTags=1`            | Displays product tags within the 720°/Panorama viewer.               |
| `openPanoramaMinimap=1` | Opens the minimap by default in the 720°/Panorama viewer.            |
| `panoramaCopyUI=0`      | Hides the share (copy link) button in the 720°/Panorama viewer.      |
| `panoramaRotateUI=0`    | Hides the auto-rotate toggle button in the 720°/Panorama viewer.     |
| `panoramaMinimap=0`     | Hides the minimap toggle button in the 720°/Panorama viewer.         |
| `viewerControls=0`      | Hides the VR mode button in the 720°/Panorama viewer                 |


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