1(function(){try{var e=typeof window<`u`?window:typeof global<`u`?global:typeof globalThis<`u`?globalThis:typeof self<`u`?self:{};e.SENTRY_RELEASE={id:`1a7b1a5b61f5c6331f88c4c4b5854e2e3901884b`};var t=new e.Error().stack;t&&(e._sentryDebugIds=e._sentryDebugIds||{},e._sentryDebugIds[t]=`fda6588c-7125-4347-bb4d-6ebc66a9d425`,e._sentryDebugIdIdentifier=`sentry-dbid-fda6588c-7125-4347-bb4d-6ebc66a9d425`)}catch{}})();var e=[{question:`Do you connect to my Matterport account?`,answer:`No â and you donât need it to. Export a 360° equirectangular still from your tour (or use any 360° photo) and drop it in. Edensign stages that panorama and hands back files you can publish anywhere, including a Matterport-compatible scene.`},{question:`What kind of file do I upload?`,answer:`A single 360° equirectangular panorama of the empty room â JPG, PNG, or HEIC, up to 20MB. Any 360° source works: Matterport, Insta360, Theta, or an iPhone panorama app.`},{question:`What do I get back?`,answer:`A walkable, fully-staged 3D room: individual JPGs from any angle, a 360° MP4 walkthrough, MLS-ready PNGs, and a Matterport-compatible XML scene file â zipped, watermark-free, on every plan.`},{question:`Does the furniture stay consistent across the tour?`,answer:`Yes. Each piece lives in the reconstructed 3D room, so the sofa from the window view is the exact same sofa from the doorway â correct scale, shadow, and material on every heading.`},{question:`How fast and how accurate is it?`,answer:`About 20 seconds from upload to a walkable 3D scene. Walls land within ~2cm of the original measurements on rooms up to 600 sq ft, and you can hand-correct anything that looks off.`},{question:`Where does the furniture come from?`,answer:`A built-in library of 12,000+ photoreal 3D models. Drag any piece into the room; on the Pro plan you can upload a reference photo of a specific item and have Edensign match it.`}];export{e as t};
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