Click where you want to go, or use the arrow keys to walk and turn.

Getting around

Walk to a point

Click a floor or doorway

Walk forward or back

↑ ↓ arrow keys, or W S

Turn left or right

← → arrow keys

Step sideways

A D

More controls

Change view

Open Walk, then choose Orbit

Zoom in Orbit mode

Mouse wheel or trackpad

Return to the entrance

Entrance, or press R

Fill the screen

Fullscreen; press Esc to leave

Open this guide again

Help, or press ?

Scene quality

Open Settings to change how much of the capture is drawn. The tour starts at High quality on every device.

High quality

The default: the full scene, tuned to stay smooth

If a target is not part of the walkable floor, choose a nearby doorway or open floor area.

Use the current movement control, then drag anywhere else on the scene to look around.

Getting around

Move

Use the left joystick

Look around

Drag anywhere outside the joystick

Tap instead

Open Joystick, then Tap to move

More controls

Orbit the model

Open the movement menu

Zoom in Orbit mode

Pinch

Return to the entrance

Tap Entrance

Fill the screen

Open Settings, then Fullscreen

Open this guide again

Tap Help

Scene quality

Tap Settings to change how much of the capture is drawn. The tour starts at High quality on phones and tablets too.

High quality

The default: the same scene desktop visitors see

Every device loads the same full-resolution scene. There is no reduced tier, so the detail you see never drops below High quality.

Natural input works with either hand. Your gaze aims; a finger-and-thumb pinch selects.

In the Safari window

Move

Point where you want to go, then pinch and hold

Look around

Pinch and drag the scene

Choose controls

Look at a rounded control, then pinch

Immersive mode

Enter

Pinch Enter Full-Scale Tour

Walk

Point and hold a pinch with either hand; release to stop

Turn

Turn your head naturally

Leave

Use the system immersive controls

The immersive tour is presented at 1:1 scene scale. The complete 8.18M source package is downloaded and verified on this Vision Pro before the renderer starts. Movement is continuous and collision-aware; there is no point-to-point hopping.