Hi everyone,
Having recently had some great help from Turr in these forums, so I just thought I’d share some of my utilities that might be of interest to you.
My 360 camera names files in the format IMG_20250904_192758_00_001_PureShot.jpg. This leads to a Krpano tour.xml scene such as this:
<scene name="scene_IMG_20250904_192758_00_001_PureShot" title="IMG_20250904_192758_00_001_PureShot" onstart="" thumburl="panos/IMG_20250904_192758_00_001_PureShot.tiles/thumb.jpg" lat="52.95000000" lng="0.65000000" alt="72.00" heading="0.0">.
What I’ve been doing manually for far too long is renaming all the titles to 01, 02, 03, etc. and the suffixing them with a description such as 01 Outside, 02 The Front Door, 03 The Hall, etc. which is quite a faff to do. So, I wrote this batch file and PowerShell routine 1PanoTitleRenumber.bat and 1PanoTitleRenumber.ps1. If copy them to where your tour.xml file is and run the bat, it’ll rename all your titles from what they currently are, to 01, 02, 03, etc.
Then if you edit the xml to change the titles to whatever you like, 01 Outside, 02 The Front Door, 03 The Hall, etc. for example, you can then run 2PanoRenamer.bat and that will edit the xml and rename all the panos sub-folders to match the nice names that you have.
If you give it a go, let me know how you get on ![]()
Regards, Chris