Footprints
Footprints are used to set the zoom level of a given view.
To create a footprint, simply use a shape tool and use the style "footprint". The larger the footprint surface, the more zoomed out your initial view will be.
You need to have one footprint for the outside layer with the IDÂ "outside" and one footprint per building using the same IDÂ as the building.
Points of Focus (POFs)
Like footprints define the zoom level, POFs can be used for generating a camera rotation when opening your map, a building or interacting with a POI.
You can add a POF to any identified element. It can be a surface, an icon or a footprint. To add a POF, select an identified element and click on the + icon next to "POF".
A black and yellow icon will be displayed. You can then select this icon and rotate it as you wish. The direction in which the arrow points will determine the orientation of the camera when interacting with the element.
đź’ˇ Pro tip
Neither the position nor the size of the POF icon will have an impact on your map design.
