10/01/2023
- Problems with retaining the current position arrow and compass
- How to display a map from DXF file
- Measurement setup – antenna height, count of epochs, point name and code, etc.
- How to display an online map from WMS, WMTS, TMS, Google Maps or Open Street Map services
- Connection of the GNSS receiver with the QuickGNSS app
- How can I extend a term license?
- Can I change a single licence for portable (USB) licence?
- How can I install a single licence?
- What is a term licence?
- I have lost (destroyed) the pendrive used to install the licence. What should I do?
- Can I change a single licence for portable (USB) licence?
- Why is it necessary to wait 24 hours to move the single licence from one computer to another?
- How to move the single licence from one computer to another?
- Can I install a single licence on a server?
- On how many computers can I install a single licence?
- I have lost (destroyed) the pendrive used to install the licence. What should I do?
- Do I need to have my own pendrive to install the software?
- What is the function of a pendrive in a portable (USB) licence?
- What do I need to install and activate a portable (USB) licence?
- Can I use a portabale USB licence on more than one computer at the same time?
Defining adjustment points with lines
- Select any drawing layer and set the desired parameters for the lines to be drawn. There must be no other "line" type elements on the selected layer.
- Select the corresponding adjustment points (raster - drawing) and connect them by drawing regular lines so that the start of the line is a point on the raster and the end of the line is the corresponding point on the drawing. If you make a mistake at this stage, simply delete the 'wrong' line and draw a new one. The lines should be single. The programme only takes into account the first and second vertex.
- KaliBro - click the button , then select Read control points from last editing layer .
OR
- Click then select Add by clicking in design.
- Point to the adjustment points (raster - drawing) by first clicking a point on the raster and then on the drawing. The points will appear in the table. To finish pointing to the points, click the right mouse button (or <Esc>).