I made this project more as a challenge. I’ve wanted to do something like this since I started using Three.js. It’s done according to my vision. I know there are many projects like it, but mine has my own implementation and ideas.
Create immersive virtual tours with smooth navigation, realistic scenes, and seamless integration of hotspots/markers, tooltips, info windows, and more. Add scene switching, camera presets, floor-map navigation, responsive fullscreen layouts, and touch-friendly controls for a complete cross-device experience.
That’s really cool. I like that you built it around your own vision instead of just copying existing examples. The navigation and scene flow feel very intentional, and the way you’re thinking about things like hotspots, tooltips, and floor-map navigation makes it feel like a complete system rather than just a viewer.
Projects like this are actually harder than they look because getting smooth navigation, scene switching, and cross-device controls all working together takes a lot of careful design. It’s clear you put real thought into the structure.
Nice work on pushing it in your own direction. That’s usually where the most interesting ideas come from.
One issue that I see with most products and websites now is that they are not finished; the little touches make a big difference and it make it look like a complete solution for the problem.
