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Immersive Galleries: An Overview

Frame Weaver Pro Immersive Galleries are rooms on the web that your visitors walk through in a web browser, on a computer, a tablet, or a phone. Your framed work hangs on the walls at its true size. Visitors can wander freely or follow the guided tour, sit in a chair, watch a video, read your labels, and take the elevator to your other Galleries.

Your Galleries live at gallery.fictionloom.com, under an address of your own: gallery.fictionloom.com/yourname/gallery.

You build and arrange them in the browser, in two places:

  • The Main Console holds your library of pieces, your Galleries, your address, your backups, and the settings for showing your Galleries on your own website.
  • The Gallery Console opens beside a Gallery. You shape its space, hang your pieces, place props, and publish it from there, walking through the Gallery as you go.

You can configure your Galleries with an elevator on each floor, and with one outside door on the ground floor, to give the impression of your Galleries being in one building, where each Gallery is a floor. If you add a front door and omit the elevator, each Gallery is a separate building. If you put smart panels with gallery lists on a wall, visitors can tap any of your Galleries on a scrolling smart screen, and be transported to that Gallery. Similarly, elevators don’t have to be in the same position on all floors: an elevator on a South wall will safely transport your visitors to an elevator door on the North wall without breaking any bones.

The Main Console lists your Galleries as the building’s floors, with the ground floor at the foot of the list; move a Gallery up or down the list to change its floor.