Everything about a single stop on the tour.
Select a point on the map or in the points list, it opens in the viewer so you always see what you are working on, then press its Properties button to open the panel on the right: the name, the photo, position data, and how the point behaves in the tour.
Every point keeps its Position Data: where the camera stood, the recorded heading, accuracy, capture time, and the photo dimensions. It lives inside the point’s properties, open the accordion to see it. You rarely need it, but when a point sits wrong on the map, this is where the evidence is.
In properties, List this point in the Navigate menu makes the point selectable as a destination in the tour’s Navigate panel. Leave it off for ordinary walking points; turn it on for places people actually want to reach, entrances, fields, buildings, amenities.
In properties you can replace the photo at a point, upload a new 360 photo, or pick from images already uploaded to your cloud. The point keeps its position, connections, and tags; only the imagery changes.
The red Delete button at the bottom of properties opens a dedicated menu with a Back button and three clearly separated options, so you always know exactly how much you are removing: Delete Image clears the photo and keeps the point as a placeholder, Delete Point removes the point but keeps its photo file in storage, and Delete Point + Image removes both.