Since I geocache (a LOT!) I am very familiar with a. After Apply it inserts the map into the slide show and then you can modify the route using the new Map panel. The “land route” you are talking about can be created by clicking on the Route" button on the Map Assistant, then just clicking on the various points to create a route. Programmer is currently working on the issue. Try clicking on ANOTHER slide, then coming back to the map slide and try it again. You should be able to add names of towns, etc. Seems like there is a text editing problem, and not just confined to the satellite view (has nothing to do with which type of map you decided to use). Line width, color, solid, dotted, and dashed all seem to work, along with the animation speed and adjusting the start and end points (although the small scroll dials under start and end really are useless since you have to scroll from one end of the other on the dial to just change by 1%).īut it’s a start – I’m liking SOME of the new features that have been added to the overall app, but there are some that are now missing or don’t work correctly. So far, I’m still finding things NOT working (like in the Route Section drop down options “Showing route before start with opacity” and “Waypoint Size” in the Route Style drop down options).
You can then apply different characteristics to the route in the Options > Map Panel. Once you’re done with your route, click on the OK button at the bottom right and the slide will be created and placed in your timeline.
You can click from one point to another to create straight lines, or click in the middle of a segment to add a point and move it, do a Command-Click on a waypoint to delete it, or do an Option-Click on a segment to create a bezier curve (which I wish could be used to create paths for animating layers in a slide show). Click on the “Edit Route” tab at the top to start creating a route. Clicking on the map and dragging will move you to where you want to go. At the bottom right corner you’ll find some very small “-” and “+” icons. When you start it, it automatically zooms to an area in Germany near Munich (that’s what you’re seeing). I had a bit of a problem when I first started as well using the Map Assistant.
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