Hi!

Of course, you can do this with Krpano! In fact, the tour in your link was done using Krpano. I'm now working on a similar project - a VT of an art museum with flyout paintings. See the draft tour here: http://vt-simf-hud.most-inform.com/krpano/ Click on any painting marked with rotating palette.

Another question worth asking - will you be able to code such a tour?

Hm... What do you mean "3D room"? Is this a panorama shot inside a hall where yet there are no painting inside the frames?. Just frames with white canvases. Then yes, it's possible for sure. You shoot such panorama, then add jpeg flat photos of each painting and align each of them into the needed frame. (this is called "distorted hotspots").

If "3D room" is a "3D rendering" (say, made in Autocad), then it's difficult for me to say. But I've seen 3D renderings merged into real panoramas using Krpano, so I guess this is possible too.

Well. for the beginner, I suppose, it would be difficult. However, all depends on complexity of your tour. If you want to have just paintings which pop up from the walls with no descriptions, then it'll be easier. Because you'll just copy-paste the "flyout" code and adjust dimensional position of each painting within a pano.

Check out this standard example from Krpano:

http://www.krpano.com/examples/116/examp…e-hotspots.html

However, if you want text descriptions added to paintings, or adjust the "flyout" animation to your specific needs, then you'll have to learn documentation - about distorted hotspots, textfield plugin, tweening etc.