Select Render Walk → Rooms from the side menu and click the Edit button on the desired room.

If you have uploaded a non-360° panorama (also known as a partial panorama), you can adjust its display parameters to ensure it looks correct in the tour.

In the Room settings, look for the Panorama Type or HFOV (Horizontal Field of View) settings:

• HFOV, sets the horizontal field of view in degrees. For a full 360° panorama use 360. For a partial panorama (e.g. 180°), set this to the actual angle of your image.
• VFOV, sets the vertical field of view. Adjust this to match the vertical coverage of your image.
• Initial Yaw, the starting horizontal viewing direction when entering the room
• Initial Pitch, the starting vertical viewing direction when entering the room

For a partial panorama with limited horizontal coverage, set the Min Yaw and Max Yaw values to limit how far left and right the user can look.

This prevents the viewer from seeing blank or empty areas outside the actual image boundaries.

Click Save to apply your panorama adjustment settings.