360 spherical images taken with devices such as the Ricoh Theta are becoming common in many industries supported by GIS professionals. Please add native support for viewing 360 spherical images when they are added as feature attachments to points in an ArcGIS.com map or Web AppBuilder app.
+1
would like to see spherical viewer and controls as a Web App Builder widget, too
I've been trying to find a good way to make that work without much luck so far. Native support is something we'd take advantage of right away.
Here's one of the test maps for displaying them in the sidebar, using Kolor's Panotour - http://pbs-env.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Minimalist/index.html?appid=5099495a76ca40fcaf548f63d057a4de
I've implemented this for a personal project. Here's a web amp in AGOL that has a point feature of my 360 photo/video sites: Umpqua River Basin Old Growth Timber Sales
Essentially the popup will provide you with a group list of photos or videos that are available for a given location.Some sites only have one photo so always try the link for photo 1 first. Anyways, the videos are hosted on Vimeo and the photos I am self-hosting. My point layer has 10 attribute fields that contain URLs to the 360 content (5 photos and 5 videos) which open in a new browser window. The videos are straightforward- just open the Vimeo link in a new browser window. The photos have been a little work but I think I have a solution I'm ok with.
I'm using the Photo Sphere JS Viewer as the medium for displaying my photos. On my website, I have developed a bare bones HTML file "wrapper" that I pass a file name & description argument to it in the URL. The Javascript code parses that information out and then loads the 360 photo in the viewer.
Sure, it would be great if the AGOL popups supported 360 natively but this hasn't been too bad.
[The 360 photos/video were captured using a Garmin Virb 360]
Steve
Steve Cole - did you hand-bang in all of the URLs for your photos and videos for the popups, or did you do this programatically?
Hi Joshua,
The URLs are manually entered into the various fields, unfortunately. You can look at the table here.
Originally, I just wanted to put the file names into my attribute fields and then build the URL dynamically using Arcade but found out that building dynamic HTML & links using Arcade for an AGOL popup HTML table doesn't work well (or at least how I wanted to implement it). In order to overcome that, I had to do the extra work up front in the data and provide explicit, full URLs. I'm only adding 6-12 new locations every year so it's not a lot of work for me to do.
Hi Derrick,
I'm also trying to embed panos in a web map and have been trying to use iframes within the app layout, so have tried building that in the attribute, using Arcade expressions but I keep getting the html stripped out.
I notice in sample map (link provided above) you have iframes html embedded for both the sketchup models and pano urls.
How were you able to build that into the attribute and have the app render it correctly !! Have you been able to do this outside of the minimalist configurable too?
Appreciate any help or insights you can offer!
Thanks,
Dave
Hi David, sorry I never saw this reply.
If I remember right, I had to set up the feature class and attribute in ArcMap so that it would permit additional characters, and then upload to AGOL. Now that you can create new feature layers and attributes directly in AGOL, you can do it inside your browser by going to the data tab of the feature layer and adding a new attribute.
Also, the minimalist template was the only way I had gotten it to work in the past, but Shane Clark @ ESRI pointed out that the Dashboard theme now supports multimedia embeds and is able to display these much better. Here's an example dashboard
Thanks Derrick - I did the the iframe HTML into the minimal template but couldn't get a very good presentation! Really like what you've done with the dashboard example !
Thanks so much !
robert.wieder@aurelis-real-estate.de
I also have many Panorama 360 shots and would also add them to ArcGIS Web / Online. Will there be a possibility for Panono 360 degrees?
Best regards from Munich Robert
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
i.A. Robert Wieder
Asset & Property Management
Aurelis Real Estate Service GmbH | Region Süd Schloßschmidstr. 5 | 80639 München
Good day all. We have 2020 by now and still no native 360° panoramic viewer for AGOL or within the Web App Builder. Any updates on this feature request? Thanks!
I know it doesn't address the issue but I stumbled across this today:GitHub - romain974/WebAppbuilder_360Photos: 360 photo viewer widget for ESRI WebAppBuilder has anyone tried it?
In addition to viewing we would really want to be able to capture 360 images through the Ricoh 360 camera.
Also curious to see if anyone has tried this. We are trying to find a reliable way to host and show 360 images/videos(like a virtual tour) for a Web App.
I would like to build something along the lines of google street view utilizing the 360* photos. We would like to collect the street view imagery for approximately 500 miles of roadway and be able to click through it to verify assets and conduct visual inspections. So, I upvote this and am inquiring if there have been any updates?
I just downloaded the Oriented Imagery Viewer for Arc Pro - seems promising but not quite as intuitive to use as streetview. Has anyone used this before?
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Graham,
I have tried implementing this in an ArcGIS Web Appbuilder Developer application and have been getting this error when attempting to configure the widget. After some research I was directed to "Load widget resource error" message when adding widget to app. I tried the listed suggestions but could not resolve the error.
We are well in 2021. Any updates on this?
This would be very useful
I am disappointed to see that this has been ongoing for 3 years and still no support for 360 degree photos. I very much hope that this is rectified as soon as possible. 360 degree photos are an integral component to map visualization.
Esri…. Please consider this. It is 2022 and this important request has been on the list since 2018. Need support for 3D photos and video
We have this same requirement to view pano 360 photos of Manholes for a very important set of clients. The simple approach of using a static web page that brings in a panoramic viewer (like photosphere or panolens.js ) is the preferred approach as it allows the panoramic viewer to stand alone.
Im curious if any one has tried using ArcGIS Enterprise Sites to set up a custom web page for a pano viewer.
Very much like @SteveCole has done here: https://umpqualsogproject.org/photosphere/index.html?diamondback_unit_05_01.jpg,Diamondback%20Unit%205
But to use your ArcGIS Enterprise Sites for the pano viewer hosting and have the viewer load photos from shared directories/blob/object store (S3 bucket) for the .jpgs?
I realize this is an old post, but I am also interested in this. Currently, we are hosting our 360 images in SharePoint. This works, of course, but it would be much cleaner if it could be done natively within the map or the Enterprise Site.
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