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= Studio =  
 
= Studio =  
=== Create a Map Overlay Document ===
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=== Add an Image Map Overlay ===
The following steps are required to create a Map Overlay Document: <br/>
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To add a Map Overlay it is required to take the parameters from the georeferenced Map Overlay Image:
#It is recommended to derive a new [[MetaClass]] from '''[[SYSCLS FILEDOCUMENT | Filedocument]]''' from the ''Custom.Document'' Namespace.
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# Navigate to the [[MetaClass]] ''IMAGEMAPOVERLAY'' via the ''[[Class Browser]]''<br/> [[File:IMagemapoverlay.PNG|220 px|border]]
#Add the classification [[SYSCLS_MAPOVERLAY | MapOverlays]] to the new MetaClass using the [[Relation_Editor | Relation Editor]].
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# Create a new object in the {{Bulk Editor}}
#Prepare the required MetaProperties for the '''[[SYSCLS_MAPOVERLAY | MapOverlays]]''' classification.
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#* Choose the Filetype (PNG)
#*HowTo:[[HowTo:Create_a_new_MetaProperty | Create a new MetaProperty]]<br/>[[File:UI_MetaPropertiesMapOverlay.PNG|990 px|border|alt=View|View>]]
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#* Set a '''Name''' and '''Description'''
#Add the required '''[[Metaproperty | MetaProperties]]''' to the '''[[MetaClass]]'''.
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#* Select the image in the Bulk Editor (FULLPATH)
#*HowTo: [[HowTo:Add_a_MetaProperty_to_a_MetaClass]]<br/>[[File:UI_Properties_MapOverlay.PNG|400 px|border|alt=Map Overlay|Map Overlay]]
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#* Set '''Is Local''' to TRUE
#Save the object with {{key press|Ctrl|S}}
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#* Set the '''Location Center''' by filling out the '''[[SYSCLS GEO|Geo Property]]''' <br/>[[File:UI_ExampleObjects_BulkEditor.PNG|990 px|border|alt=View|View]]
#Build and release the customizing {{key press|F5}}
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#* Set the '''Rotation Clockwise Degree'''
# Check the classification in the ''[[Object Explorer | Object Explorer]]''
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#* Set the '''Width''' (in Meters)
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#* Set the '''Z-Level''' (Default: 0)
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# Save the object with {{key press|Ctrl|S}}
  
 
=== Publish the Map Overlay ===
 
=== Publish the Map Overlay ===
To publish the Image Map Overlay to the {{UBIK Android}} client the [[Application_Context_Management | ACM]] has to be configured:
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To publish the Image Map Overlay to the {{UBIK}} client the [[Application_Context_Management | ACM]] has to be configured:
 
#Create a [[METACLASSSCOPE]] for the Image Map Overlay MetaClass
 
#Create a [[METACLASSSCOPE]] for the Image Map Overlay MetaClass
 
#* HowTo: [[HowTo:Create_a_new_MetaClassScope]]
 
#* HowTo: [[HowTo:Create_a_new_MetaClassScope]]
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# [[HowTo:Release_MetaDefinitions| Release the MetaDefinitions]]
 
# [[HowTo:Release_MetaDefinitions| Release the MetaDefinitions]]
 
# Check the Classification in the ACM Manager
 
# Check the Classification in the ACM Manager
 
=== Add an Image Map Overlay ===
 
To add a Map Overlay it is required to take the parameters from the georeferenced Map Overlay Image:
 
# Create a new object in the {{Bulk Editor}}
 
#* Choose the Filetype (PNG)
 
#* Set a '''Name''' and '''Description'''
 
#* Select the image in the Bulk Editor (FULLPATH)
 
#* Set '''Is Local''' to TRUE
 
#* Set the '''Location Center''' by filling out the '''[[SYSCLS GEO|Geo Property]]''' <br/>[[File:UI_ExampleObjects_BulkEditor.PNG|990 px|border|alt=View|View]]
 
#* Set the '''Rotation Clockwise Degree'''
 
#* Set the '''Width''' (in Meters)
 
#* Set the '''Z-Level''' (Default: 0)
 
# Save the object with {{key press|Ctrl|S}}
 
  
 
=== Add Image Map Overlay to Infrastructure ===
 
=== Add Image Map Overlay to Infrastructure ===
 
To finally display the image overlay on the client it is necessary to put it right into the application's infrastructure.  
 
To finally display the image overlay on the client it is necessary to put it right into the application's infrastructure.  
 
# Open the according [[CONTEXT]] in the ''[[Relation Editor | Relation Editor]]''
 
# Open the according [[CONTEXT]] in the ''[[Relation Editor | Relation Editor]]''
# Add overlay per drag and drop to ''"Infrastructre objects"'' ([[SYSREL INFRASTRUCTURE|SYSREL INFRASTRUCTURE]])
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# Add the newly created overlay object per drag and drop, from the [[MetaClass]] ''IMAGEMAPOVERLAY'', to ''"Infrastructre objects"'' ([[SYSREL INFRASTRUCTURE|SYSREL INFRASTRUCTURE]]) <br/> [[File:ImageToACM.PNG|330 px|border]]
# Save the object with {{key press|Ctrl|S}}
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# Save the project with {{key press|Ctrl|S}}
 
The image map overlay has been added to your application.
 
The image map overlay has been added to your application.
 
<headertabs />
 
<headertabs />
  
[[Category:Document|Create Image Map Overlays]]
 
[[Category:How-To|Create Image Map Overlays]]
 
[[Category:Publishing|Create Image Map Overlays]]
 
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 09:52, 6 December 2019

Image map overlays will be visualized as base maps in the map activity of the client. These are images (.png) that will be vizualized on the right location, with the right scale and also with the right rotation. Therefore georeferencing of the image is required.

Configuration of the image map overlay requires two steps:

  1. Georeferencing of the image
  2. Configuration of the Image Map Overlay in UBIK Studio
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Georeferencing (GIS Software)

There are many possibilities to georeference a map overlay. For image map overlays Google Earth is the fastest way to extract the required parameters. This How-To is a short introduction for adding a Map Overlay to Google Earth and capturing the parameters for UBIK® Studio.

  1. Prepare an image map overlay
    • The map overlay should be a .png image of the building scheme.
  2. Add the map overlay to the basemap
  3. Extract the required parameters:
    • WIDTH_METERS: The width of the image in meters. Please use the measurement tool of Google Earth: Measuring distances and areas
      View
    • ROTATION_CLOCKWISE_DEGREES: The rotation can be extracted by using the editing tool of Google Earth for image map overlays.
      View
    • LOCATION_CENTER: To extract this parameter it is required to use the Placemark tool of Google Earth and locate the placemark in the center of the image. How to use a placemark tool: Creating a new placemark
      • The location can be extracted by using the editing mode of the placemark.
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IC Attention.pngPlease use the Google Earth Show Lat/Long setting with Decimal Degrees [HowTo: Viewing preferences].

Studio

Add an Image Map Overlay

To add a Map Overlay it is required to take the parameters from the georeferenced Map Overlay Image:

  1. Navigate to the MetaClass IMAGEMAPOVERLAY via the Class Browser
    IMagemapoverlay.PNG
  2. Create a new object in the Bulk Editor
    • Choose the Filetype (PNG)
    • Set a Name and Description
    • Select the image in the Bulk Editor (FULLPATH)
    • Set Is Local to TRUE
    • Set the Location Center by filling out the Geo Property
      View
    • Set the Rotation Clockwise Degree
    • Set the Width (in Meters)
    • Set the Z-Level (Default: 0)
  3. Save the object with Ctrl+S

Publish the Map Overlay

To publish the Image Map Overlay to the UBIK® client the ACM has to be configured:

  1. Create a METACLASSSCOPE for the Image Map Overlay MetaClass
  2. Assign the Properties to the Scope
    • Required Properties within the ACM:
      • WIDTH_METERS
      • Z_LEVEL
      • ROTATION_CLOCKWISE_DEGREES
      • LOCATION_CENTER
      • FILETYPE
  3. Relate the MetaClassCcope to the according CONTEXT
  4. Save the object with Ctrl+S
  5. Release the MetaDefinitions
  6. Check the Classification in the ACM Manager

Add Image Map Overlay to Infrastructure

To finally display the image overlay on the client it is necessary to put it right into the application's infrastructure.

  1. Open the according CONTEXT in the Relation Editor
  2. Add the newly created overlay object per drag and drop, from the MetaClass IMAGEMAPOVERLAY, to "Infrastructre objects" (SYSREL INFRASTRUCTURE)
    ImageToACM.PNG
  3. Save the project with Ctrl+S

The image map overlay has been added to your application.


See also