From the layer context menu, users can now show/hide all layers.
When importing a GPX file, it is now possible to include elevation changes (total increase, decrease and net change) and map to attributes.
Background Map Selector
The background map selector has been updated making it easier to quickly switch from maps to satellite. Additional options are still available from the configuration menu, and background maps are now more clearly categorised.
When sharing a read-only link to a plan, a QR code is also generated which can be used to access it. The name of the plan is also included.
When a layer is selected, its parent (container) group is highlighted (via the blue bar to the left) to make it easier to locate within long lists.
You can now group several groups of layers together, and easily copy an entire group.
You can now convert a route to a regular line. This is useful when you need to more more precise adjustments to a line, or move the line off the road network.
Map objects are now attached to specific sitemap levels, and each level above ground features a frame that prevents users from drawing outside of these boundaries. This is so that users do not get confused between levels and draw on the wrong level, helping to reduce errors.
The legend of your PDF exports will now show which level is being displayed in the image. This helps differentiate the levels and add clarity for users working on large plans with multiple levels.
All users can now export maps as PNG or PDF files, even if they only have read-only permissions.
An improvement to our commenting feature now allows users to add images as comments. The images can be up to 15MB and will show in the tab for all comments. Additionally, the images can be viewed in isolation or full screen.
The minimum value for model and line model scaling has been extended to 0.01 (previously 0.1). This means that larger or medium-sized models will be able to scale down by up to 10x more.
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