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Overlaying of the calibrated maps
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Hi guys! There is one unclear point with the Overlay feature. This is a cool feature because of the some available overlay modes. But why I cannot use it with the maps I have calibrated with the Locus? Sure, I can ajust the transperence for the calibrated maps when they are enabled as data elements. But - why it is not possible to use the calibrated maps as offline maps?
Thanks in advance.
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Good day Alexey,
well, to be true, not everything is possible and apply of blending modes on generated calibrated maps is not possible, because till now, nobody during years needed this feature, nobody asked as I know. So I'm sorry, not possible, not planned.
Good day Alexey,
well, to be true, not everything is possible and apply of blending modes on generated calibrated maps is not possible, because till now, nobody during years needed this feature, nobody asked as I know. So I'm sorry, not possible, not planned.
Thank you for your reply. In fact this is not so bad, because the ability to ajust transperence of the calibrated maps quite satisfies me. Thank you for the good product!
Thank you for your reply. In fact this is not so bad, because the ability to ajust transperence of the calibrated maps quite satisfies me. Thank you for the good product!
Transparency for calibrated maps is quite new feature and I'm glad it's usable.
You are welcome, have a nice day.
Transparency for calibrated maps is quite new feature and I'm glad it's usable.
You are welcome, have a nice day.
yes, it is quite usable to compare old maps with modern ones. Treasure hunters say "Thank you!" to you :)
yes, it is quite usable to compare old maps with modern ones. Treasure hunters say "Thank you!" to you :)
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