Building Levels - Revision history

KNO: /* Appearance */

2016-05-02T10:09:36Z

‎Appearance

2015-10-30T12:50:53Z

‎Appearance

2015-10-30T12:32:57Z

‎Appearance

2015-09-15T14:38:54Z

‎Appearance

2015-09-15T14:37:44Z

‎Appearance

2015-09-15T14:37:16Z

‎UI

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‎Configuration

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‎UI

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 == Appearance ==
-The feature is available for the {{UBIK}} WinX and Android clients {{Version/AndroidSince|2.5.0}} and appears in map and AR views.
+The feature is available for the {{UBIK}} WinX and Android clients and appears in map and AR views. {{Version/AndroidSince|2.5.0}}
 After selecting a point of interest that is also a building (by clicking at it), there is the possibility to enter the building using the {{key press|Enter Building}} button.

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 After selecting a point of interest that is also a building (by clicking at it), there is the possibility to enter the building using the {{key press|Enter Building}} button.
-Once a building is entered, a HuD (Head-up-Display, a user interface laid over the view) for selecting the desired building level is available.
+Once a building is entered, a HuD (Head-up-Display, user interface a view is overlaid with) for selecting the desired building level is available.
 For the Android client, the building can be exited using the {{key press|<}} button in the Action Bar.

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 After selecting a point of interest that is also a building (by clicking at it), there is the possibility to enter the building using the {{key press|Enter Building}} button.
-Once a building is entered, a HuD for selecting the desired building level is available.
+Once a building is entered, a HuD (Head-up-Display, a user interface laid over the view) for selecting the desired building level is available.
 For the Android client, the building can be exited using the {{key press|<}} button in the Action Bar.
-For the WinX client, the building can be exited using the back arrow button {{key press|←}} in the context bar on the left of the view.
+For the Windows client, the building can be exited using the back arrow button {{key press|←}} in the context bar on the left of the view.
 [[File:UI_Android_Map_Building_Levels.png|thumb|alt=Building Levels UI (Android)|Building Levels UI (Android)]]

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 After selecting a point of interest that is also a building (by clicking at it), there is the possibility to enter the building using the {{key press|Enter Building}} button.
-Once a building is selected, a HuD for selecting the desired building level is available.
+Once a building is entered, a HuD for selecting the desired building level is available.
 For the Android client, the building can be exited using the {{key press|<}} button in the Action Bar.

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 The feature is available for the {{UBIK}} WinX and Android clients {{Version/AndroidSince|2.5.0}} and appears in map and AR views.
-After selecting a point of interest (by clicking at it), there is the possibility to enter the building using the {{key press|Enter Building}} button.
+After selecting a point of interest that is also a building (by clicking at it), there is the possibility to enter the building using the {{key press|Enter Building}} button.
 Once a building is selected, a HuD for selecting the desired building level is available.

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 The feature is available both on the {{UBIK}} WinX and Android clients.
-== UI ==
+== Appearance ==
 The feature is available for the {{UBIK}} WinX and Android clients {{Version/AndroidSince|2.5.0}} and appears in map and AR views.
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 In the map view, there can also be map overlays for a building level.
 == Configuration ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:32, 15 September 2015
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	A building level can also contain map overlays ([[SYSCLS_MAPOVERLAY\|Map Overlay Classification]]) as POI group items, which will be displayed only when the respective level is opened.		A building level can also contain map overlays ([[SYSCLS_MAPOVERLAY\|Map Overlay Classification]]) as POI group items, which will be displayed only when the respective level is opened.
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		+	[[Category:Client\|Building Levels]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:31, 15 September 2015
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	Building levels require an altitude the level is at (not the height of the room), a level index (ground floor = 0) and their parent POI group (the building).		Building levels require an altitude the level is at (not the height of the room), a level index (ground floor = 0) and their parent POI group (the building).

−	A building level can also contain map overlays, which will be displayed only when the respective level is opened.	+	A building level can also contain map overlays ([[SYSCLS_MAPOVERLAY\|Map Overlay Classification]]) as POI group items, which will be displayed only when the respective level is opened.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:30, 15 September 2015
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	[[File:UI_Android_Map_Building_Levels.png\|thumb\|alt=Building Levels UI (Android)\|Building Levels UI (Android)]]		[[File:UI_Android_Map_Building_Levels.png\|thumb\|alt=Building Levels UI (Android)\|Building Levels UI (Android)]]
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		+	In the map view, there can also be map overlays for a building level.