Pin on zoom

PinAn orange pin appears at the address as the image field zooms to the location.6. Wait Until You Stop ZoomingStill zooming! (Getting closer.)7. Make Sure the Pin is on the Address You WantWhen Google Earth is finished zooming, the image field will be centered on your address and the pin. At this point, it will appear that you are looking down at your house from a few thousand feet.Every once in a while, Google Earth will glitch, and the pin will not be on the right location.If you suspect this has happened, you should try entering a different, but very close, address. Like the address next door to the one you want.If it still takes you to the wrong place, you’ll have to make sure street names, landmarks, and businesses are turned on, and use the context these things provide to hunt down your target location. This happens very rarely, but it does happen.Check the appropriate boxes in the menu at the bottom left corner in Google Earth.Now you’ll want to get a closer look.There are two ways you can zoom in: you can use the zoom tool near the top right corner of the image field, or you can just scroll with your mouse wheel.If you scroll with the mouse wheel, you have to make sure that the mouse pointer is inside the general image field.Note: The zoom tool (and the rotate tool above it) might not appear in the top right corner of the image field for you

For touch eventsmouseleaveDetectbooleanfalsenoIf true, active drag event will stop whenever mouse cursor leaves Tridi containershowControlBarbooleanfalsenoshow a control bar with record, play, pause, next, prev functionsshowStatusBarbooleanfalsenoshow a status bar on recordinghideRecordbooleanfalsenohide record button in the control barzoomnumber1nodefault zoom valueminZoomnumber1nominimum zoom valuemaxZoomnumber3nomaximum zoom valuerenderPinfuncundefinednorender a customized pin pointsetPinsfuncundefinednofunction to set pin's staterenderHintfuncundefinednorender a customized hint messageProp EventsProp NameParams TypeDescriptiononHintHidenullHint is hiddenonAutoplayStartnullAutoplay is startedonAutoplayStopnullAutoplay is stoppedonNextMovenullNext image is loaded (obeying inverse option)onPrevMovenullPrevious image is loaded (obeying inverse option)onNextFramenullNext image is loaded following the order in the image source (indifferent to inverse option)onPrevFramenullPrevious image is loaded according to the order in the image source (indifferent to inverse option)onDragStartnullImage rotation sequence (dragging) startsonDragEndnullImage rotation sequence (dragging) endsonFrameChangenumberNext image is loaded, sending out the current image indexonRecordStartnullget current sessionId on start recordingonRecordStopnullget current sessionId on stop recordingonPinClicknullget a pin info on click in normal modeonZoomnullget the current zoom scale valueonLoadChangeload_success, percentageload_success: get whether all images have been loaded, percentage: current load percentageRef FunctionsFunction NameParams TypeDescriptionprev()nulltrigger prev movenext()nulltrigger next movetoggleAutoPlay(true/false)booleantoogle autoplaytoggleRecording(true/false)booleantoggle recording pins' coordinatestoggleMoving(true/false)booleantoogle moving photo while zoomingLicenseMIT © nevestuan

Can change the default location set by your host CAD application by searching for the street name, city, postal code, or coordinates of your preferred location. Select your desired location by pressing [Enter]. Importing Site Context The area and position of the model can be defined once the location has been established. A default area of 1000m x 1000m is set. The following options are available when defining the site area: Resize – drag one of the sides of the orange bounding box that defines the area intended to be imported. The size is indicated in meters. Rotation – hover the mouse cursor near a corner until it changes, at which point you can click on the corner and rotate the area by moving your mouse. Translate – move the pin to the desired location and click on Fit to Location. The orange pin icon in the map indicates where your CAD model will be placed in the Site Context model once imported. The location of the CAD model can be translated or rotated by dragging the pin or hovering on the circular arrow symbol. The position of the site model can be updated once imported. In the lower-left corner of the map viewport, you will find the following buttons: Zoom tools (+, –) – This allows you to zoom in and out (or use the mouse wheel). Go to Location – This centers the map on the pin location. Fit to Location – This centers the area selection around

Instructions: Right-Click on the map to get Grid Reference (click on pin to display info) × Instructions: Right-click (or Tap) on the Map to Display the Grid Reference and Location Information --> Instructions: Simply right click on the map to find a grid reference at that point. Enter a location search below to zoom to the approximate location. Post Code Go Location (Road , Town) Go Grid Reference Go X (Easting) Y (Northing) Go OSGB Co-OrdinatesX = EastingsY = Northingsexample :-X = 492983Y = 188837 Lat Long Go WGS84 Co-Ordinatesexample :-Lat =53.870659Long=-1.200235orLat =53.870659NLong=1.200235W What3Words Go e.g logic.twin.blunt »-->Zoom All PointsLink for All PointsAuto Show Info ON Link for All Points | Elevation Chart | Show Points on OS MapShow Points on Mobile Map--> Show Points on OpenStreetMap Distance Matrix| Heatmap| Toggle Show Pin Labels | Delete All Points Export Points to CSV Export Points to Excel Export Points to Google Earth (KML) Export Points to GPX (route) Export Points to GPX (waypoints) medianet_width = "728"; medianet_height = "90"; medianet_crid = "651178964"; medianet_versionId = "111299"; (function() { var isSSL = 'https:' == document.location.protocol; var mnSrc = (isSSL ? 'https:' : 'http:') + '//contextual.media.net/nmedianet.js?cid=8CUTXIC82' + (isSSL ? '&https=1' : ''); document.write(''); })(); --> Grid Reference X (Eastings) Y (Northings) Latitude Longitude Description (Click to Edit) Address Postcode Link Center Zoom Style (click to change) Show Delete