Individual or multiple layers can now be exported to KML format (primarily used by Google products). This is available on Premium and Enterprise plans.
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.
We have added more line-dash options such as a large dash and dotted line. These styles can also be attribute driven, helping to visually differentiate different line types. Colours can still be used as well.
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.
When working with a line of 3D models such as barriers or traffic cones, there is now an option to show a regular 2D line underneath. Because 3D models are often small, this means the lines can still be seen when zoomed out helping to visualise how they fit into the wider plan.
You can now lift 3D models off the ground by changing their altitude. This can be done for an entire layer (in layer settings) or for each object. This is useful for visualising signage, banners or stacking objects on top of each other.
Quickly capture and share your map view directly within Iventis — no external tools needed, without the toolbar in the way. Great for reports, presentations, and quick team updates.
When using the Digital Twin, a high resolution, rendered image is produced to show the 3D visual at it’s best.
Now you can set custom expiry dates for shared links to control access and improve security.
It is now possible to rotate icons individually, as well as setting the overall rotation in the layer settings. Set the icon alignment to “North Aligned” to keep them a fixed orientation regardless of how the map itself is rotated.
Areas can now be filled with set numbers of 3D models, which can be used to visualise crowd densities or generate other models such as trees. The new layer type can be customised with random or uniform patterns, rotations and quantities.
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