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| By using MapObjects, we move the complexity of representing Viewer data out of your code and into the Viewer SDK itself. | By using MapObjects, we move the complexity of representing Viewer data out of your code and into the Viewer SDK itself. | ||
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| - | A MapObject is an object that defines everything needed to render it on the Reference Map: | ||
| - | * Spatial information (point, | ||
| - | * Legend information (line color, etc...) | ||
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| - | Currently, there are four types of MapObjects that can be rendered in their own layer. | ||
| - | * Field-of-views | ||
| - | * Measurements | ||
| - | * Globals | ||
| - | * Footprints: Visualisation of where resources have data available. | ||
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| - | MapObjects are used throughout the SDK to convey what needs to be rendered on the Reference Map. This can be Footprint data, Field-of-view data, measurements or other. | ||
| ==== Measurement ==== | ==== Measurement ==== | ||
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