NOTE: Present 3.0 is not yet available. The changes described below will be released in an upcoming update. For help with your current 3D Presentation question, please reference the articles in the Create 3D Presentation collection.
Overview
This article explains how to add a 360° image to your 3D Presentation and control how the slide loads.
You will learn how to:
Once your 360° slide is set up, you can enhance it with interactive Hotspots.
Step by Step Instructions
Create a 360° Slide
Open your 3D Presentation
Click + Add Slide
Select 360
Select the Asset you want to add
Note: The list will be blank if there are no 360° images available in the asset files
Click Continue
A blank 360 slide will load.
Add a 360° Image
Click Edit 3D Slide
In the left side panel, open 360 Imagery
Select the image you want to use
Click the + to add the image
Set Transition Viewpoint
The Transition Viewpoint determines where the camera moves after the slide loads.
In the Objects in Model panel, open 360 Imagery
Select your image
Click the blue icon beside Set Transition Viewpoint
Right-click and drag to rotate the image
Use your mouse wheel to zoom in or out
Click Save Viewpoint
When the slide loads, the view will move smoothly to the saved transition point. Use this to guide attention to a specific feature within the image.
Reset a Viewpoint
If needed, you can reset the viewpoint to return the image to the previous position.
Open the viewpoint panel
Click Reset
Add Hotspots to Your 360° Slide
Hotspots allow you to add interactive points to your 360° image.
You can use Hotspots to add:
Location Points – Mark and name specific areas within the image
Information Points – Add descriptive details about features in the image
Other 360° Sites – Link 360° images for a connected viewing experience
For step-by-step instructions, see Add Hotspots to a 360° Slide.