@Sien Pileggi adding to your comment with an idea. You could make a slider series of the Before (current panos) and the After, same camera location but with the drawers/cabinets open.

HI all, not sure if I introduced myself, but I'm Tom Harrington and live in the Raleigh Area. My company offers FAA certified drone videos/photos; interior photography and virtual tours. Since I joined CloudPano a few weeks ago I've been drinking from the firehouse of info in the CloudPano YouTube channel, the emails from Zach, the Virtual Tour Profit Book (and videos) and learning how to use the software by jumping in somewhat backwards. I landed a very successful commercial contractor friend as a client about a day after I joined the program. My pitch was to do a before and after series of a restaurant that they are constructing. They were blown away by initial tour and already want to use me for all of their builds! Score! Even the owner wanted the link. I actually have a full time job and due to my limited free time I believe that the virtual tour options are the best avenue for adding income and building my business without taking up all of my free time. A real estate drone shoot and interior photo shoot could be 30+ miles for me to get to. (Most of the building happening out that way) I've spoken to another contractor that I met recently and they really liked the 360 tour idea and how it can benefit contractors. She hosts a monthly invitation-only gathering of local contractors called "coffee with contractors" and she's invited me to her next meeting to discuss 360. So I'm off to a quick start with some pretty great leads before I really know how to use all of the great features of CloudPano. This weekend will be deep dive into One area that I need to do a quick study on is the before and after slider pano function of Cloud Pano. I see that as an incredible selling point to bring up with the contractors I meet next week and how they can showcase their work. This weekend will be a deep dive into Step 1, Unlock Everything. I will also be creating a flyer that will illustrate how 360 tours can benefit contractors and address how they can address some of the frequent issue facing them. Making their lives and their business easier

@Brandee Cowan Welcome to the group!

@Derick Fischer thank you for that video, that is the way that I thought it should be done. But support told me a different story. In either case, the tour when it's on Google doesn't work very well. The Google directional arrows in the street view tours are just not working no matter which way I set the tour points. I think one of the problems is that it's a simple two room tour, with each room not being very large. I read somewhere that the each navigation point needs to be at least 10 feet apart but with this tour it can't be done. Here is the tour if you'd like to take a look. This is the cloud pano tour: https://app.cloudpano.com/tours/gZQQVOtaa This is the Google Business Page listing for the client: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Glenwood+Fine+Art/@35.7816207,-78.6498971,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x89ac5fc713ebb087:0xcd5912068003ff02!8m2!3d35.7816164!4d-78.6473222!16s%2Fg%2F11kj6qqff5?entry=ttu And here is the support video telling me the opposite. https://www.loom.com/share/cedb17da684346b0860bd9470ef03477?sid=cbca52ca-18c5-485b-a1a5-f36c2bff1ad4 I also removed all the initial views as suggested by support too. Still does not flow correctly in GSV. Now you see my confusion. The good news is that I have another tour where I set the tour as suggested in the video that you sent me. That tour flows perfectly with the North Points set to true north. I think I have my answer now.

Now the tour works fine! Maybe it works both ways?