Project area - Revision history

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:54, 25 February 2026

2026-02-25T12:54:58Z

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	[[File:Project_details.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]]]]		[[File:Project_details.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]]]]
	The project area is the rectangular data space of your project. It is defined by a width and a height. Its location is defined by a world reference point, which is a coordinate relative to the [https://epsg.io/3857\|EPSG:3857 WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator] coordinate system.		The project area is the rectangular data space of your project. It is defined by a width and a height. Its location is defined by a world reference point, which is a coordinate relative to the [https://epsg.io/3857 EPSG:3857 WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator] coordinate system.

	The width and height are stored in the MAP_SIZE_M Setting item as an array of two Integers, representing the width and height.		The width and height are stored in the MAP_SIZE_M Setting item as an array of two Integers, representing the width and height.

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Surrounding Map Bounds */

2023-01-31T10:17:52Z

Surrounding Map Bounds

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	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>
	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==
	[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map. Notice the satellite images and its corresponding [[height sector]]s and severally water bodies as [[terrain]]s.]]		[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area (red) and its surrounding map (satellite). Notice the satellite images and its corresponding [[height sector]]s and severally water bodies as [[terrain]]s.]]
	When zooming out to view the [[project area]], you 'll notice that there is a region surrounding the project area that is covered with satellite images, Height sector information and terrain data. These provide some extra sense of orientation and lead to a more pleasantly looking boundary of your project.		When zooming out to view the [[project area]], you 'll notice that there is a region surrounding the project area that is covered with satellite images, Height sector information and terrain data. These provide some extra sense of orientation and lead to a more pleasantly looking boundary of your project.

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Surrounding Map Bounds */

2023-01-31T10:17:29Z

Surrounding Map Bounds

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	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>
	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==
	[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]		[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map. Notice the satellite images and its corresponding [[height sector]]s and severally water bodies as [[terrain]]s.]]
	When zooming out to view the [[project area]], you 'll notice that there is a region surrounding the project area that is covered with satellite images, Height sector information and terrain data. These provide some extra sense of orientation and lead to a more pleasantly looking boundary of your project.		When zooming out to view the [[project area]], you 'll notice that there is a region surrounding the project area that is covered with satellite images, Height sector information and terrain data. These provide some extra sense of orientation and lead to a more pleasantly looking boundary of your project.

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:15, 31 January 2023

2023-01-31T10:15:32Z

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	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>


	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==
	[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]		[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:15, 31 January 2023

2023-01-31T10:15:25Z

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	The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.		The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.

	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.<br clear=both>
	<br clear=both>

	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:15, 31 January 2023

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	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.
	<br clear:both>		<br clear=both>

	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:15, 31 January 2023

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	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.
			<br clear:both>

	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:14, 31 January 2023

2023-01-31T10:14:54Z

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			[[File:Project_details.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]]]]
	The project area is the rectangular data space of your project. It is defined by a width and a height. Its location is defined by a world reference point, which is a coordinate relative to the [https://epsg.io/3857\|EPSG:3857 WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator] coordinate system.		The project area is the rectangular data space of your project. It is defined by a width and a height. Its location is defined by a world reference point, which is a coordinate relative to the [https://epsg.io/3857\|EPSG:3857 WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator] coordinate system.

	The width and height are stored in the MAP_SIZE_M Setting item as an array of two Integers, representing the width and height.		The width and height are stored in the MAP_SIZE_M Setting item as an array of two Integers, representing the width and height.
	The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.		The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.

	~~[[File:Project_details.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]]]]~~

	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.

	==Surrounding Map Bounds==		==Surrounding Map Bounds==
			[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]
	When zooming out to view the [[project area]], you 'll notice that there is a region surrounding the project area that is covered with satellite images, Height sector information and terrain data. These provide some extra sense of orientation and lead to a more pleasantly looking boundary of your project.		When zooming out to view the [[project area]], you 'll notice that there is a region surrounding the project area that is covered with satellite images, Height sector information and terrain data. These provide some extra sense of orientation and lead to a more pleasantly looking boundary of your project.

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	:<math>d_x \text{ and } d_y</math> are the configured distances around the project area, stored in the setting SURROUNDING_MAP_EXTEND_M.		:<math>d_x \text{ and } d_y</math> are the configured distances around the project area, stored in the setting SURROUNDING_MAP_EXTEND_M.
	:<math>x_m \text{ and } y_m</math> are the project area dimensions, stored in the setting MAP_SIZE_M.		:<math>x_m \text{ and } y_m</math> are the project area dimensions, stored in the setting MAP_SIZE_M.

	~~[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]~~

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:14, 31 January 2023

2023-01-31T10:14:30Z

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	The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.		The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.

	~~<gallery>~~File:Project_details.png\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]]~~.</gallery>~~		[[File:Project_details.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]]]]

	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.
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	:<math>x_m \text{ and } y_m</math> are the project area dimensions, stored in the setting MAP_SIZE_M.		:<math>x_m \text{ and } y_m</math> are the project area dimensions, stored in the setting MAP_SIZE_M.

	~~<gallery>~~File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|~~frame~~\|The project area and its surrounding map.~~</gallery>~~		[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|thumb\|500px\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:13, 31 January 2023

2023-01-31T10:13:53Z

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	The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.		The world reference point is stored in the WORLD_REFERENCE_POINT Setting item as an array of two Doubles, representing X and Y.

	[[File:Project_details.png~~\|frame~~\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]].]]		<gallery>File:Project_details.png\|The project details showing the Map size and the Location (World reference Point) of a [[project]].</gallery>

	When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.		When a project is generated, or new features are imported or drawn in a session, they are required to intersect with the project area. Only its intersection with this project area is imported. This holds for practically all [[item]]s, with the exception of [[Height Sector]]s and [[Terrain]]s.
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	:<math>x_m \text{ and } y_m</math> are the project area dimensions, stored in the setting MAP_SIZE_M.		:<math>x_m \text{ and } y_m</math> are the project area dimensions, stored in the setting MAP_SIZE_M.

	[[File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|frame\|The project area and its surrounding map.]]		<gallery>File:Project_surrounding_map.png\|frame\|The project area and its surrounding map.</gallery>