Virtual Tour Information
Virtual Tour Demonstration
Pacific North from the Spring Parade
Viewing Virtual Tours
All of our virtual tours are written in Adobe Flash. If you do not have this software installed you will need to download at Flash Adobe Player Download.
You can tell if you have Flash installed by looking at the demonstration virtual tour to the right. If it is not loading or showing the virtual tour, then you will need to download and install the flash software.
Navigating the Virtual Tour
Buttons
On the virtual tour are a number of navigation options. There are left and right arrows if you want to manually move the tour to the left or right. Down and up arrows that will show parts of the tour not seen through the regular rotation. If you wish to see things such as flooring type, rafters, roofing, lights, or anything that's not at the normal eye level.
Combo Box
Also in the navigation section is a combo box with a list of the virtual tours that would normally play if the tour was left to run by itself. Here you can manually select the tour you wish to see.
Full Screen Button
The last item in the navigation section is the full screen button. This will enlarge the tour to a full screen view where a different navigation control will come up that you can use to rotate the camera if you want to.
All of our virtual tours are written in Adobe Flash. If you do not have this software installed you will need to download at Flash Adobe Player Download.
You can tell if you have Flash installed by looking at the demonstration virtual tour to the right. If it is not loading or showing the virtual tour, then you will need to download and install the flash software.
Navigating the Virtual Tour
Buttons
On the virtual tour are a number of navigation options. There are left and right arrows if you want to manually move the tour to the left or right. Down and up arrows that will show parts of the tour not seen through the regular rotation. If you wish to see things such as flooring type, rafters, roofing, lights, or anything that's not at the normal eye level.
Combo Box
Also in the navigation section is a combo box with a list of the virtual tours that would normally play if the tour was left to run by itself. Here you can manually select the tour you wish to see.
Full Screen Button
The last item in the navigation section is the full screen button. This will enlarge the tour to a full screen view where a different navigation control will come up that you can use to rotate the camera if you want to.
