Overview
The iGUIDE 3D tour comes equipped with a range of built-in tools that help viewers navigate, engage with, and better understand a property's layout. Features such as Pan and Zoom, external video integration, Virtual Showings, and the Measurement Tool work together to enhance the overall viewing experience and support more informed property decisions.
This guide explains how to navigate the tour, access photos and property details, share your iGUIDE, use the Pan and Zoom feature, embed external videos, and host live Virtual Showings, along with answers to common questions about each tool.
In This Article
- Navigating the iGUIDE 3D Tour
- Viewing iGUIDE Photos, Details, and Property Information
- Sharing your iGUIDE
- Pan & Zoom Tool
- Adding an External Video
- Virtual Showings
- FAQs
- Related Articles
Navigating the iGUIDE 3D tour
You can move through an iGUIDE tour in two main ways:
- Click the halos that appear within the tour view to advance to the next scan point
- Select the green scan points on the floor plan to jump directly to that location
Once at a scan point, click and drag to rotate the full 360-degree image, giving you a complete view of everything captured from that position.
Viewing Photos, Details, and Property Information
In the top-right corner of the iGUIDE tour, you can access additional content such as gallery images, embedded videos, property details, and map data.
What each section contains:
- Photos - displays all gallery images added for the property, typically professional shots that highlight specific features
- Details - includes the property description (if provided), a downloadable PDF floor plan, room measurements, and total floor area information
If you have questions about how measurements or floor areas are calculated, refer to the Measurement Methods article.
Photos
Details
Sharing Your iGUIDE
To share the iGUIDE 3D tour, click the share icon along the bottom of the tour. This opens several sharing options, including direct links for platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.
Using the Pan and Zoom Tool
The Pan and Zoom Tool allows users to zoom in and pan around the floor plan for a closer, more detailed view of the property.
Common use cases:
- Inspecting specific areas of a property
- Taking more precise on-screen measurements
- Navigating large or complex floor plans
How to use the tool:
- Activate - click the Pan and Zoom icon in the top-left corner
- Zoom - scroll with the mouse wheel
- Pan - click and hold the middle mouse button to drag
- Reset - click the Pan and Zoom icon again to return to the default view
Adding an External Video
This feature lets you embed a branded or unbranded video, such as a YouTube or Vimeo clip, into the iGUIDE Viewer.
Common use cases:
- Add a promotional video or agent introduction
- Provide a narrated walkthrough before the 3D tour begins
To add an external video:
- Log in to the iGUIDE Portal
- Select your property and click Edit
- Paste your video URL into the Video Link field
- Choose a Start Option, such as autoplay before the tour
- Click Save
Limitation to keep in mind:
- Chrome's autoplay policy may prevent automatic playback in some cases
Hosting Virtual Showings
Virtual Showings are real-time, guided tours where a host controls the navigation and participants follow along, making them ideal for remote audiences.
Common use cases:
- Remote open houses
- Personalised client walkthroughs
- Team collaboration on property reviews
There are two ways to create a Virtual Showing.
Method 1 - from an iGUIDE tour:
- Click Share, then Virtual Showings, then Login, then Create Virtual Showing
Method 2 - from the website:
- Visit show.youriguide.com
- Log in
- Paste the iGUIDE URL
- Create the session
Important notes:
- Only the host can control the tour
- The session ends when the host leaves
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use these tools on mobile?
A: Most tools are optimized for desktop use; functionality may vary on mobile.
Q: Can I add multiple videos to one iGUIDE
A: Only one video link can be added per iGUIDE.
Q: Do participants need an account for Virtual Showings?
A: No, only the host needs to log in.
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