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When accessing the Web Controller, you’ll see a screen displaying a list of available Devices for control:
What to do:
Click on the number of the device you wish to control.
Each button represents a different user connected through the Web Viewer (e.g., an architect viewing a project in VR).
Notes:
Devices are listed dynamically as users connect to the project.
Make sure you are selecting the correct device.
After selecting a device, you’ll be taken to the Videos screen. This is where you can select which virtual tour or 360° experience the connected user will watch.
What to do:
Browse through the list of available videos.
Click on the video you want to send to the selected device.
Each video:
Represents a VR experience, usually a real estate project or architectural visualization.
Shows the number of times it has been viewed.
Notes:
Make sure the chosen video aligns with the client’s interest or sales pitch.
Videos are hosted and updated by the VR4Life team; new content can be uploaded through the Admin Dashboard (not shown here).
After selecting a project and navigating to the “Controller” tab (Videos > Cameras > Controller), you'll be able to:
At the top of the interface, you can see the real-time video from the selected user's point of view in VR. This gives you full awareness of what the user is experiencing inside the headset.
By clicking the movement control icon (bottom-right button with four arrows), you unlock manual control mode, enabling full movement and rotation of the VR user.
Movement Controls:
Rotation:
Left Rotate – Turn the user to the left
Right Rotate – Turn the user to the right
Directional Movement:
Foward – Move forward
Backward – Move backward
Left – Strafe left
Right – Strafe right
Vertical Movement:
Up – Ascend vertically
Down – Descend vertically
From left to right:
Pause – Pause current session or input
Stop – Cancel current actions
Reset View – Reset camera orientation
Mute – Mute/unmute the user's microphone
Toggle Control Mode – Switch between viewing and manual control
Guiding clients during virtual tours
Demonstrating scenes to stakeholders
Supporting less experienced VR users
Teleporting users to specific viewpoints with precision
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