Qr codes can be created for anything, this is the 1st site google returned https://www.the-qrcode-generator.com
Simply add a url (or loads of other things) and hey presto you have a code.
thanks for this advice Paul Russam - I am not really experienced in all these "online provided things" in general so far 
pano2vr
Prima! 
(you are using a obviously good tool - can pano2vr create also a QR-code for a convenient access via mobile phone?)
I second using pre-made light components, makes it much easier to drop and place.
... which is a good strategy with SketchUp logic which I use exclusively by now (after MatthiasL helped me out of my thinking blockade )
Hi All, just recently I showed a small interior staircase project here which I created completely with SketchUp's MatchPhoto tool for lack of any plan documents.
A fast job using SkUp´s Match Photo
For this new wip-exterior renovation project (facade and balconies) I use MatchPhoto again although this time all blueprints are available . This method I use very often and achieve mainly 2 advantages: One advantage is that the customer will see his lateron rendered project in it´s "real-life" environment and another advantage is that I save myself the trouble of modeling a fake environment which I do neither well nor willingly and I change this effort for a much lower effort within Photoshop.
Perhaps a small but helpful workflow detail - I always adjust the Enscap-render output resolution to exactly the width-to-height ratio of the photo I used within MatchPhoto. In addition, I also reduce the SkUp viewport to exactly this width-height ratio. So I make sure that all image components (photo, render...) always fit perfectly on each other without any annoying scalings within Photoshop, everything is simple copy - paste in place then.
for cardboard/VR not working on that example, is it a black screen, or does it show split images, just not full screen? Or split images with no motion?
Compare to this example from SeekBeak. There is a initially a prompt to tap the screen to allow motion control (note if you miss this you may need to reload the link.) Then in horizontal mode there is another prompt to swipe up to allow full screen. Enscape needs to add this additional permission to go full screen for the images to work properly using a cardboard viewer.
your example above remains black and without any split screen at all.This last one directly here above also remains black, but at least with a split screen and some icons (??) in it.
I tried older panos of mine (around 2018 - 2019), these worked. From about 2020, this cardboard option failed then (see example)
Sorry, Correction: your last example from SeekBeak works perfectly - I just had not understood the (for me) new control first
... in "normal" mode it is perfect (
) but the cardboard/VR mode doesn´t work
... where are the route descriptions?
Are you intending to use it with Google Cardboard? Note that on iPhone, Apple has changed a number of things with regard to cardboard support. Last I checked, Enscape panoramas will not go full screen on newer phones in horizontal mode. So they can't really be use with Cardboard.
ok, and yes, I am - we tested this on all available phones - Android and Apple - all refused to work, everything stayed black everywhere and none switched to this "dual" screen mode
... hmm - the same "black"-issue here.
To be more precise - the "normal" pano works, but the cardboard version only ends in black
... just half an hour of saturday morning fun using all my available at home laptop technology, trying to imitate these old but so cool and legendary tv broadcasts you all know!
[SkUp2017 Make / Enscape / Illustrator / Photoshop]
[the entire modelcontent is taken from 3D-Warehouse]
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.c…Moon-landing-set-grid-ref
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.c…oon-Terrain-Final-Version
despite the named limitations - a great study idea with an equally great result. Prima!
That is really cool! Thanks for sharing EGIE .
Thanks Demian
and just to complete this tiny "Match Photo"-project:
... a "fast and dirty" 2½ hour job A friend wants to renovate an aging staircase inside his in a total 7-story townhouse from the eighties - He has no idea what and how and especially no construction plans. A simple exercise with a few photos and a pretty simple thing with SketchUp Match Photo to give him some ideas and suggestions...
[SkUp 2019 Pro / Enscape]
with this so great chosen winter wallpaper for me all Enscape asset colors are completely irrelevant
... the wall plaster texture you used is rather crisp - which one did you use here?
I really love it!!
ja, and still one of my personal favourite Enscape works
... Work in Progress - only a concept render, colouring and material texturing to follow
[depending on whether corona-home-office or office: SkUp 2017 Make or SkUp Pro 2020 + Enscape]
[combination from Enscape render with SkUp native x-ray und hiddenline output]
Thank you both and for your suggestions and this little insight into your smart strategy MatthiasL
... I did is to prepare premade lights packed into "Glue to"-components that are way easier to place and then use the SKP moving/rotational tools to get it into place.
I am glad to know that others feel the same as I do Yes, the sum of nonsensical and illogical clicks for placing light sources is an insult 
Hi Everyone - I still have no idea how to align an Enscape line light to any given modle edge but constantly fail on Enscapes so extremely awkward and for me so strange light-adjustment gizmo.
Shouldn´t it to be assumed that simpliy clicking the points of a given line should be logical - not for Enscape! . Since there is already a rotation tool, why can't I just enter a desired rotation numerically? You see - I have no clue !!!
So, maybe there is any informative tutorial? I am happy about every instruction
...Do you think it look like a frame from a movie?
no! but still a good render (does it it refer to a specific movie?)
