Map Viewer

Selecting a Task from the Tasks list will load the Map with the data in the state it was when the task finished. Stepping through the Tasks in order is useful for debugging issues and for showing the evolution of the data.

Each feature is displayed as a separate Layer and can be edited on the map. Layers can be dragged up or down the ordering to sit on top of or below other features on the map.

Clicking on the colour indicator next to a layer opens the colour picker, which allows you to apply a custom colour to that feature.

You can save or load a preferred style by downloading or uploading a JSON file containing the styling:

• Click to download a JSON file containing the styles currently in use.

• Click to and select a JSON file to upload that contains the layer styles.

Example Layer Styling JSON

Example Layer Styling
{
  "layers": [
    {
      "colour": {
        "red": 128,
        "green": 125,
        "blue": 55
      },
      "layerName": "ROAD"
    },
    {
      "colour": {
        "alpha": 255,
        "blue": 110,
        "green": 197,
        "red": 110
      },
      "layerName": "BUILDING"
    }
  ],
  "hidden": [],
  "wireframe": []
}

Layers can be hidden and unhidden individually or applied to all layers with and icons.

Each layer can alternatively be rendered as a wireframe, toggled with the and icons

The Reports tab shows all non-conformant objects and/or any objects that were added to a report. For each object, the report panel displays the object's Class, Gothic ID, and the name and description of the Rule(s) the object failed.

Clicking the icon will select the object and focus the Map on its location.

You can navigate between the objects in the Reports tab using the Previous and Next from the bottom of the report tab.

When clicking a feature on the map, the Object Details panel will open, listing the details of the selected feature. If the object occupies the same space as another object, there will be a dropdown menu at the top where you can select another feature that has overlapping geometry.

Clicking the magnifying glass icon next to Geometry will display a popup with the geometry information.

The map icons in the bottom right of the interface perform the following actions:

Icon	Description
	Resets the map view to its default view.
	Used to measure distance between two or more points on the map. Clicking on the map creates a point. A line is drawn, showing the distance to the mouse. Click again to make additional points, recording the distance between those points. Double-click on the final point or press Esc to stop creating new measurements.      Note: The units of measurement used in the measuring tool are always metres, regardless of the source data..
	Click a point on the map and it will copy the co-ordinates to your clipboard.
	Enter X and Y co-ordinates and click Fly to centre the map view on the location entered.
	Open the Bookmarks dialog. From here: Create a new bookmark with Add Bookmark. Focus the map on an existing bookmark with the icon. Delete an existing bookmark by clicking the icon.
	Zoom the Map in.
	Zoom the Map out.