🔥 Learn about the latest feature releases, product improvements, and bug fixes.
There is now a universal “Units of measurement” selector in your user settings. You can easily switch between metric or imperial measurements, which will be applied across the application.
You can now automatically add markers at set distances along a line – which is particularly helpful for running and cycling events.
Text labels can now be added to 3D areas, and areas of 3D models.
You can now add text labels to 3D models. These will appear above the model where dimensions are available.
As well as splitting lines manually, is now possible to split lines into sections either based on a set distance, or a specified number of segments.
You can now edit coordinates for point objects (icons, 3D models etc). For example, you could copy and paste known co-ordinates from other systems.
Create reusable layer templates so your team always uses the same styles, attributes and standards. Update the template once and changes automatically apply to every associated layer.
Draw circles and triangles with precise dimensions to visualise walking distances, security zones, exclusion areas and more.
Additional paper sizes have been added based on American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards. These include Tabloid, Letter and Legal. They are commonly used in North America.
When uploading 3D models, it’s dimensions are automatically calculated and guides help ensure it is positioned and orientated correctly.
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.
“We were happy to team up with such a renowned company as Iventis which significantly supported our team in their planning and delivery. The system was used across several functional areas to develop plans and co-ordinate our efforts in the run up to the event.”
“The Iventis mapping software has been instrumental with plotting, measuring and storing the relay route on a secure platform. It allows relay planners to use the mapping software as a development tool, creating and amending the routes. Additionally, it allows for multiple user groups, with various access rights, to view or edit plans and see real-time route amendments. Plans can be shared via a link or exported in KML and PDFs files.”
