it would be great if the area “My Panoramas” could be reached without SkUp needs to get started.
“My Panoramas” doesn’t necessarily needs a running SketchUp I think because it is more or less some kind of a panorama browser.
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it would be great too if the there automatically generated QR code file (which is very very good btw :thumbup: ) would get a slightly better resolution
Hey @EGIESTO , thank you for your post. Our panorama browser can currently not be accessed without having to start your main software first. Any wishes regardinghow to access the panorama browser independently? I’ll gladly file your suggestion as a dedicated feature request afterwards.
Further, may I ask, do you perchance run into issues scanning the QR codes, or would you generally just like to have it in higher resolution? 
Thanks a lot in advance!
thank you for your answer
Maybe Artlantis Render could be an example here - of course, this software works as a stand alone but also there certain functions can be called by an own exe - e.g. the batchrendering … So why not so offering an “Enscape My Panos” launcher 
:?: just as a thought
Pamoramas are basically a cool thing - especially if you can present them to your customers, for example, who are able to stream the whole thing to their own smartphone or tablet. For testing purposes we have placed the QR code on printed plans :thumbup: and yes, that works fine of course and no issues at all :thumbup: but also for this purpose we would like to have the possibility of a larger QR code image.
Now we wanted to place these QR codes on the raw concrete wall of a construction site to give an impression of how a room could look like when it is finished. - for this purpose the files are too small and because of their small size and resolution not scalable to above - we just had to get too close to the code with the camera.
hmm, not sure - i could imagine that a size orientation about 10 x 10 cm at 300 dpi might be suitable because downsizing for one’s own purpose always works.
(by the way - we do not need to pass on printing templates below 300 dpi to any printing agency 8o )
@EGIESTO Thanks for your feedback. A management for panoramas is on our agenda.
The PNG of the QR Code should be perfectly scalable. If you save it to file, just scale it in e.g. paint before printing it.
Thanks! :thumbup:
scaling such a small image is not really good - you immediately have too much quality loss.
I still think to generate the original in a slightly higher resolution is the better way to do it …
(not a Piority 1 thing of course )
When you are scaling, don’t click on “anti-aliasing” or have any other form of interpolation switched on (that’s what fuzzies the edges)
thanks again :thumbup: OK - I found a suitable enlarging mode (**300dpi !!) in PS that worked then also for DinA4 size. (pic below)
For now, that’s how it goes …
I think, since Enscape offers this feature by itself natively - why not straight away in a usable quality instead of letting us click within whatever image editor
additionally?
(**for printing and publishing purposes - since QR codes get usually produced physically real, printed in paper form or as stickers)
@EGIESTO , glad to hear that the workaround is working for you, but in any case, I’ve also filed a dedicated feature request to provide higher resolution QR codes. Thanks for your feedback!
:thumbup: thanks and great thing anyway !
