The preview may have been confusing because there was an informational link discussing taking a path to view another lake, which was discussing the physical location rather than sphere navigation.

This theme does allow moving from sphere to sphere, and does this by presenting a series of thumbnails. It's a bit cumbersome, but that's how it works.

P.S. An overview map (i.e. you are here) with hotspot links would be golden.

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

Thanks for the help on this one. I am a little stumped as most things to do with IdeaSpaceVR appear to work: loading spheres and images, creating text links, adding themes, creating spaces, etc.--even viewing spheres by clicking VR View in a specific asset.

However, previewing or viewing a published sphere results in a plain text page without any VR components. The visible text is just the name of each sphere asset and configured link.

No errors in the Apache server log, nor tail -f laravel.log. Tested on Firefox and Safari for MacOS.

e.g. https://3d.rjmillerbp.ca/app/index.php/rostellan

What next?