@stinanickel I guess a game engine would provide loading meshes on proximity (LOD)... maybe babylonjs. I think Cryptovoxels implemented something like that. But it would be doable to load meshes on demand inside the blog space and maybe somehow unload them. What do you envision?

Instead of line 135 of vendor/symfony/console/Input/ArrayInput.php: } elseif ('-' === $key[0]) { you could temporarily change it to treat $key as a string and extract the first character only: } elseif ('-' === substr($key, 0, 1) ) {

@gnurob The embed code is always for the whole space. The only workaround for now would be to create different spaces with only one photo sphere per space. I don't know if this would help you. Cheers

Do you have access to the command line of your installation? - If yes, you could try running in the root of your installation: php artisan cache:clear php artisan route:clear php artisan config:clear php artisan view:clear Let me know if this helps.

It's built on top of a-frame. Check the framework aframe.io

@gnurob Yes exactly, it maybe is a bit misleading, that's why there is the IdeaSpace 360 Photo Tour Pro theme.

There is currently an issue with PHP Version 7.4.* - it looks like the database tables are not installed correctly.

Solved. AllowOverride was set to None, and FollowSymLinks and SymLinksIfOwnerMatch were not enabled, therefore the .htaccess file was not functioning. This would be worthwhile detecting and adding to the laravel.log Cheers

@eliaskhs Which plugin? IdeaSpaceVR is a CMS with themes which are like "plugins".

@ema which version of chrome?

@tommymaso Solved, it's handled through js by the jquery plugin "jQuery Ajax File Uploader Widget" in the method "dmUploader"

@ramiouanes Thank you for your message. It is motivating to see that there are people who would need such a theme. The more people ask for it, the faster it would ship.

This message in your error.log shows that Apache starts up normally. But, which messages will be generated if you try to access your IdeaSpaceVR URL? Which messages show up in access.log? How did you configure your VHost for IdeaSpaceVR? You could dump the vhost settings with the following command: apache2 -D DUMP_VHOSTS Another consideration: if your Ubuntu is using SELinux, then you also have to adjust the SELinux policies for the directory where IdeaSpaceVR is installed. I'm not familiar with Ubuntu as I'm using CentOS - in CentOS, commands are as follows: chcon -Rv --type=httpd_sys_content_t PATH/TO/IdeaSpaceVR to enable read access for the httpd service, and additionally chcon -Rv --type=httpd_sys_rw_content_t PATH/TO/IdeaSpaceVR/database.php chcon -Rv --type=httpd_sys_rw_content_t PATH/TO/IdeaSpaceVR/app.php ... to enable write access for directories that have to be writeable for IdeaSpaceVR.