How to configure the Image Overlay - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:45, 10 February 2023

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	* '''Select an Existing image.''' This method differs from the first option in that it is now possible to already select an existing (imported) Image from the {{software}} to display as an Overlay.		* '''Select an Existing image.''' This method differs from the first option in that it is now possible to already select an existing (imported) Image from the {{software}} to display as an Overlay.
	* '''Import from a Web Image Service.''' With this method it is possible to import a [[WMS]]. Read the how-to below.		* '''Import from a Web Image Service.''' With this method it is possible to import a [[WMS]]. Read the how-to below.


	{{editor steps\|title=Import from a Web Image Service		{{editor steps\|title=Import from a Web Image Service

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:44, 10 February 2023

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	After adding the Image Overlay, the Configuration Wizard can be found on the right side of the screen. This wizard helps with importing the image.		After adding the Image Overlay, the Configuration Wizard can be found on the right side of the screen. This wizard helps with importing the image.
	There are three methods to import an Image:		There are three methods to import an Image:
	# '''Import an Image from a file.''' With this method a custom Image can be imported.		* '''Import an Image from a file.''' With this method a custom Image can be imported.
	~~# '''Import from a Web Image Service.''' With this method it is possible to import a [[WMS]]. Read the corresponding page on how to import [[WMS]] data. <br>~~		* '''Select an Existing image.''' This method differs from the first option in that it is now possible to already select an existing (imported) Image from the {{software}} to display as an Overlay.
	# '''Select an Existing image.''' This method differs from the first option in that it is now possible to already select an existing (imported) Image from the {{software}} to display as an Overlay.		* '''Import from a Web Image Service.''' With this method it is possible to import a [[WMS]]. Read the how-to below.

	~~<gallery>~~		{{editor steps\|title=Import from a Web Image Service
	~~</gallery>~~		\| Open the configuration wizard for an [[Image Overlay]] (See how-to above)
			\| In the step ''Import method'', select '''Import from a Web Image Service'''.
			\| If the desired WMS does not yet have a defined [[Project Source]], click on "Add Sources" to [[how to create a Project Source for a WMS\|create a new Project Source]] in a new window.
			\| In the Source Selection window, select the [[Project Source]] which relates to the intended WMS, and click on "OK". The Source Selection window will close.
			\| In the [[right panel]], find the entry "Layer Id", and click on "Select". Use the popup to select the layer which needs to be used by this [[WMS Overlay]].
			\| View the result obtained from the WMS.
			}}


	{{article end		{{article end
			\|notes=
			* If the image from a WMS is shown incorrectly for your [[project area]], consider changing the selected [[CRS]] and the [[longitude first]] options and see if this fixes the image.
	\|seealso=		\|seealso=
	*[[Image Overlay]]		*[[Image Overlay]]
	}}		}}
	[[Category:How-to's]][[Category:Overlay]]		[[Category:How-to's]][[Category:Overlay]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:38, 10 February 2023

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			[[Category:How-to's]][[Category:Overlay]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:38, 10 February 2023

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	{{article end		{{article end
	\|seealso		\|seealso=
	*[[Image Overlay]]		*[[Image Overlay]]
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Frank@tygron.nl at 13:38, 10 February 2023

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			{{article end
			\|seealso
			*[[Image Overlay]]
			}}

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:37, 10 February 2023

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	Users can add images to their [[project]] and display these as an [[Image Overlay]] on top of their [[project area]].		Users can add images to their [[project]] and display these as an [[Image Overlay]] on top of their [[project area]].

	{{Editor steps\|title=configure an Image Overlay		{{Editor steps\|title=configure an Image Overlay.
	\|Select in the editor 'Current Situation' from the ribbon		\|Select in the editor 'Current Situation' from the ribbon.
	\|Hover over the 'Overlays' button on the ribbon bar		\|Hover over the 'Overlays' button on the ribbon bar.
	\|Select the Image Overlay from the pop up menu to add a new Image Overlay		\|Select the Image Overlay from the pop up menu to add a new Image Overlay.
	\|...or click the 'Overlays' button on the ribbon bar and select an existing Image Overlay from the left panel		\|...or click the 'Overlays' button on the ribbon bar and select an existing Image Overlay from the left panel.
			\|Click on Configuration Wizard to start the Image Overlay Wizard.
			}}

	}}
			After adding the Image Overlay, the Configuration Wizard can be found on the right side of the screen. This wizard helps with importing the image.
			There are three methods to import an Image:
			# '''Import an Image from a file.''' With this method a custom Image can be imported.
			# '''Import from a Web Image Service.''' With this method it is possible to import a [[WMS]]. Read the corresponding page on how to import [[WMS]] data. <br>
			# '''Select an Existing image.''' This method differs from the first option in that it is now possible to already select an existing (imported) Image from the {{software}} to display as an Overlay.

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{{Editor location|Overlays}}

Users can add images to their [[project]] and display these as an [[Image Overlay]] on top of their [[project area]].

{{Editor steps|title=configure an Image Overlay
|Select in the editor 'Current Situation' from the ribbon
|Hover over the 'Overlays' button on the ribbon bar
|Select the Image Overlay from the pop up menu to add a new Image Overlay
|...or click the 'Overlays' button on the ribbon bar and select an existing Image Overlay from the left panel

}}

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