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Pano Edit: Modifying Worlds Through Panoramic Views

Use Pano Edit to modify existing worlds by editing their 360° panoramic representation. This powerful tool lets you make targeted changes to your environments by describing edits in natural language and applying them to specific areas.

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Getting Started with Pano Edit

The Pano Edit interface provides intuitive tools for world modification:

• 360° Panorama View: The main viewport showing your world as a panoramic image
• Edit Prompt Input: Text field to describe your desired changes
• Selection Tools: Add images and select edit areas for targeted modifications
• Project Panel: Track your editing progress and manage versions
• Apply Controls: Preview and apply your edits to create new world versions

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How to Edit Specific Areas of Your World

Make targeted changes to particular regions:

1. Click Select Edit Area: Use the Select edit area button to define your target region
2. Define the Area: Click and drag to outline the specific area you want to modify
3. Describe Your Edit: In the text prompt, describe how you want to change this area (e.g., “add snow-covered trees”)
4. Apply Edit: Click Apply edit to generate the modified version
5. Review Changes: The system creates a new panorama with your modifications applied

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How to Add Reference Images

Use additional images to guide your edits:

1. Click Add Images: Select Add images to upload reference material
2. Choose Your Images: Upload photos that show the style or elements you want to add
3. Position References: The images help guide the AI’s understanding of your desired changes
4. Combine with Text: Use both images and text prompts for more precise control

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How to Navigate the Panorama

Move around your 360° world view:

1. Click and Drag: Use mouse controls to rotate and explore the panoramic view
2. Use Navigation: The “360° Panorama View” indicator shows you can look in all directions
3. Find Your Target: Navigate to the area you want to edit before selecting it
4. Center Your View: Position the area you want to change in the center for easier selection

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How to Preview and Apply Changes

Review your edits before finalizing:

1. Preview Draft: Use Preview Draft to see your changes without committing
2. Review the Edit: Check how your modifications look in the context of the full world
3. Make Adjustments: If needed, refine your prompt or selection area
4. Create World: Click Create World to generate the final modified version
5. Enable Public Mode: Toggle on to share your edited world with the community

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How to Manage Your Edit Workflow

Track your editing progress effectively:

1. Monitor Stages: The right panel shows your workflow from Image Input → Pano (generated) → Draft → World
2. Save Versions: Each edit creates a new version while preserving the original
3. Iterate Safely: Make multiple edits without losing previous versions
4. Track Progress: See which stage of the editing process you’re currently in

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Advanced Editing Techniques

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Descriptive Edit Prompts

• Be Specific: “Replace the wooden fence with a stone wall covered in ivy”
• Include Style: “Add Victorian-era street lamps with warm yellow lighting”
• Mention Materials: “Change the pavement to cobblestones with moss between cracks”
• Describe Atmosphere: “Make the sky stormy with dark clouds and lightning”

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Combining Multiple Edits

• Sequential Editing: Apply one edit, then use the result for the next modification
• Layered Changes: Build up complex modifications through multiple passes
• Targeted Regions: Focus each edit on specific areas for precise control

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Common Editing Scenarios

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Weather and Atmosphere Changes

• Convert sunny scenes to rainy, snowy, or foggy conditions
• Adjust lighting from day to night or change seasons
• Add atmospheric effects like mist or storm clouds

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Architectural Modifications

• Add or remove buildings, structures, or architectural elements
• Change building styles, materials, or colors
• Modify landscaping, paths, or outdoor furniture

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Environmental Updates

• Change vegetation types or add/remove plants
• Modify terrain features like hills, water, or rocks
• Add or remove objects like vehicles, signs, or decorations

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FAQ

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How precise can my area selections be?

The Select edit area tool allows you to draw custom shapes around specific regions. You can be quite precise, but remember that the AI may affect surrounding areas slightly to ensure natural blending.

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Can I undo edits if I don’t like the results?

Each edit creates a new version while preserving the original. You can always return to previous versions or start new edits from any saved stage in your workflow.

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What makes a good edit prompt?

Good prompts are specific, descriptive, and focused. Instead of “make it better,” try “add colorful street art murals on the brick walls” or “replace the grass with a Japanese zen garden.”

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Can I edit multiple areas at once?

Currently, you select and edit one area at a time. For multiple changes, apply edits sequentially, using each result as the base for the next modification.

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How do reference images help?

Add images provides visual examples of what you want to achieve. If you want to add specific architectural details, furniture, or artistic styles, reference images guide the AI more effectively than text alone.

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What’s the difference between Preview Draft and Create World?

Preview Draft shows you the edit without finalizing it, letting you review and adjust. Create World commits the changes and creates the final, navigable 3D world.

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How does Public Mode work in editing?

When enabled, Public mode makes your edited world visible in the community gallery. This is useful for sharing your creative modifications with other users.

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Can I edit worlds created by other users?

You can only edit worlds in your own library. However, if a world is shared publicly, you might be able to create your own version and then edit that copy.