Copy the value in the Azimuth field and then tap in the Map toolbar and select Settings, and paste the Azimuth value into the Reference azimuth field. In the review pane, if required select the line from the list and tap Details. To find the reference azimuth value, tap the line in the map you want to orient the map to, and then tap Review. The Reference azimuth is also used by the map Limit box to align the Limit box surfaces with map data. Editing the Reference azimuth field in the Map settings screen updates the Reference azimuth field in the Cogo settings screen.ģD map views are always oriented to the Reference azimuth. The Reference azimuth field shows the value entered in the Reference azimuth field of the Cogo settings screen of the job properties (see Cogo settings). Select whether the plan view of the map is oriented to North or to the Reference azimuth. The default setting of 1.00 indicates that the horizontal and vertical scales are identical, which gives a true representation of the data.
To emphasize vertical features which might be too small to identify relative to the horizontal scale, enter a value larger than 1.00 in the Vertical exaggeration field. If no current position is available, for example during a station setup, the map does not pan.
If the current position is off‑screen and the previous position was on‑screen, select the Automatic pan to current position check box to automatically center the map on the current position. To display the complete label, clear the Abbreviate labels check box.
#SET TRANSPARENCY OF DTM IN SURPAC CODE#
To display items in map files in grayscale, select the Monochrome map check box.īy default, point name and code labels are abbreviated to show only the first 16 characters. Lighting effects give more graphical depth to surfaces, but can introduce shading or shine effects in small areas on some surfaces. The Lighting effects check box controls whether shading and refraction are automatically applied to surfaces. To change the color used for labels, select it from the Label color list. To display labels and elevations for points in data files such as DXF, RXL, or LandXML, use the check boxes in the Map data controls group (see below). hatched polygons in a background file (including DXF files or Shapefiles).To change the information shown in the map, tap the check box(es) to show or hide:
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