Users can now upload photos and images to map objects, using our new Image Attributes feature.
Users can now easily attach web links to map objects.
For example, it is now possible to attach a link to a document, which, upon clicking, will open in a new browser tab.
Users now have the ability to import KML and KMZ file formats into their plans.
This widely used format, commonly associated with Google Maps products, allows data from Google Earth to be imported into Iventis.
Our extensive template gallery has been enhanced to provide improved categorisation, making it easier for users to explore or search.
Additionally, users now have the option to create their own custom layers if they are unable to find a suitable template.
Users can now:
Issue fixes:
Users now have the option to toggle 3D buildings on or off within a background map.
Users can now import all layers from one plan into another. This helps to bring plans together for reviewing or analysing.
Additionally, when importing an entire group of layers, the group itself is now also imported, and users can also copy groups within plans.
When drawing a line of 3D models, the model starting point can be offset to align with the start of the line.
This helps to improve the accuracy of drawing certain layers – like barriers and fencing.
Users can now:
Issue fixes:
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