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Find boundary stone via coordinate
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Hello all,
I am using Locus with u-blox F9P GNSS sensor for boundary stone search in cm accuracy.
I want to enter the coordinates manually and then let Locus guide me there in a crosshair.
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First solution,
I created a point symbol and gave it the boundary coordinates. I can then navigate there.
How can I create a crosshair symbol, with fine threads.
First solution,
I created a point symbol and gave it the boundary coordinates. I can then navigate there.
How can I create a crosshair symbol, with fine threads.
I found a first answer myself. I set a point object with manual input of the coordinates.
The most suitable point object would be a crosshair with three or four rings, each about 5 m apart. That is, with a clear, fine centre.
How do I create such a point object?
Can I offset a kmz map that I have referenced with the map calibrator?
I found a first answer myself. I set a point object with manual input of the coordinates.
The most suitable point object would be a crosshair with three or four rings, each about 5 m apart. That is, with a clear, fine centre.
How do I create such a point object?
Can I offset a kmz map that I have referenced with the map calibrator?
Hello Alex
if you mean with "offset a kmz map"
to display this map, than yes if the kmz is max 15-20MB
Store the kmz under Locus/mapitems and use it as mapitem
Wolfgang
Hello Alex
if you mean with "offset a kmz map"
to display this map, than yes if the kmz is max 15-20MB
Store the kmz under Locus/mapitems and use it as mapitem
Wolfgang
Hello Alex
As far as I know, there is no crosshair icon that follows the zoom levels.
As a display help you could display distance circles, the smallest circle is then 10m.
Additionally you can optionally see a circle of the GPS accuracy and its value in the header.
and if you use LM4 you can set the accuracy of the coordinate to 6 decimal places for more precision in the expert settings.
Hello Alex
As far as I know, there is no crosshair icon that follows the zoom levels.
As a display help you could display distance circles, the smallest circle is then 10m.
Additionally you can optionally see a circle of the GPS accuracy and its value in the header.
and if you use LM4 you can set the accuracy of the coordinate to 6 decimal places for more precision in the expert settings.
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