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Tour guide Learn about the tour
Full tour interface showing the panoramic scene, map and settings controls, and bottom navigation ribbon with learning-journey access.
Learn the ribbon, Stops menu, map, tracking, Remaining lists, and object viewer.
  • Understand every map symbol and counter.
  • Read visited and completed breadcrumb states.
  • Use the ribbon and compact directional controls.
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Select a hotspot, then drag it in the panorama or use the precision controls.

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Full tour field guide

How to explore the virtual tour

In this guide

Explore in any order.The map, menu, and counters stay synchronized as you move.

Your visit, at your pace

Start with the panorama, then choose your route.

Drag the panoramic image to look around. Select scene rings and beacons to move nearby, object labels and exhibit flags to learn more, or use the menu and map to jump anywhere in the museum.

The Full tour at Walkway Look Up, with map and settings buttons at upper right and learning-journey access incorporated into the navigation ribbon at the bottom.
Main view. The panorama remains the center of the experience; the surrounding controls provide optional shortcuts.
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LookDrag, swipe, scroll, or pinch the panorama.
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MoveSelect a scene marker, Stop, or map pin.
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DiscoverOpen labels, flags, stars, stories, and journeys.
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Use the ribbon and compact controls

The ribbon supplies direct movement without replacing normal mouse, trackpad, touch, or keyboard interaction.

Main tour view with the current Stop title and navigation ribbon along the bottom edge.
Navigation ribbon. The current Stop and learning-journey progress share one compact control area. Movement and view controls remain available throughout the tour.
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Previous and next StopThe double chevrons at the ribbon ends follow the exact scene order in tour.xml.
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Thumbnail ribbonOpen a visual strip of scene thumbnails and select one directly.
← ↑
Directional joystickSelect an arrow for a measured movement, or drag the yellow center control to look continuously in any direction.
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ZoomUse plus and minus, the mouse wheel, or a trackpad pinch to change the field of view.
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Full screen and hideExpand the tour or temporarily collapse the ribbon for an unobstructed view.
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Navigate all 136 Stops

The Full tour treats every panorama as a Stop. The list follows the same order as the tour and automatically centers the active location.

Stops menu open beside the panorama, showing the current Stop and the following locations in tour order.
Stops menu. Select any row to travel there. Arrow navigation and map jumps recenter the active row automatically.

Stop breadcrumb

One pin means visited

A map-pin symbol appears after a Stop has been visited. The current row uses a contrasting background and outline, so location and history remain distinct.

Object and exhibit breadcrumbs

Arrival and completion

An empty circle records that you reached the relevant scene. Opening the object or exhibit information completes that breadcrumb with its icon.

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Read and control the map

The map is a live navigation window, legend, orientation aid, and progress dashboard.

Tour map open above the panorama, showing counters, exhibit flags, object stars, Stop pins, the current-view radar cone, resize handle, and zoom controls.
Map and legend. Flags represent 19 exhibit areas, stars represent 44 featured objects, and pins represent 136 Stops.

Exhibit areas

Flags lead to subject-area introductions.

19 areas

Objects

Stars mark highlighted aircraft, spacecraft, and artifacts.

44 objects

Stops

Pins identify every panoramic viewpoint.

136 Stops
  • Pan and resize: drag the map to move it; drag the lower-left corner handle to change its size.
  • Zoom and recenter: use the plus/minus slider and the target button in the right-side controller.
  • Orientation: the blue radar cone shows the direction currently visible in the panorama.
  • Markers: use the marker control to simplify or restore the visible map layers.
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Track progress and find what remains

The legend counters are controls as well as totals. Select one to see only the entries not yet completed.

Map with the Remaining Scenes list open, showing wrapped Stop names and a vertical scrollbar.
Remaining list. Select a name to jump directly to that destination; the map, counter, and Stops menu update together.
0 / 19Exhibit areas opened
0 / 44Object stories opened
0 / 136Stops visited
Tracking is automaticVisiting a Stop or opening information updates the corresponding breadcrumb and counter during the current tour session.
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Open stories and guided journeys

Object panels and learning journeys add interpretation without interrupting free exploration.

Full-version object story for the Pitts Special S-1C Little Stinker, with image, grade-level context, Previous and Next controls, progress count, and View in gallery button.
Object viewer. Previous and Next move horizontally through the object collection. “View in gallery” returns to the object’s panoramic location.

Object stories

Read, compare, and return

Open a panorama label or an object entry from the menu. Close the viewer to return to the same scene, or use View in gallery to visit the object’s Stop.

Learning journeys

Follow a connected question

The learning segment in the bottom ribbon opens sequenced educational routes and displays lesson progress. A journey can suggest the next story while leaving the menu, map, and free exploration available.

You can reopen this guide at any time from Settings.