Map Settings
Choose the map provider and style, set how the camera tilts and zooms, and decide what a tap on the map does.
The Problem
A map built for driving to the mall draws the wrong things for a hunter: roads first, the ground second. And a tap that does the wrong thing in the field is a tap you make twice.
The Solution
Map Settings puts the map’s behaviour in your hands - the imagery provider and style you read the ground best in, how the camera moves, and what a single tap on the map does.
What you get
- Choose the map provider and style: satellite, topographic or hybrid
- See at a glance which styles are downloaded for offline
- Tilt, and zoom presets from the whole country down to a single property
- Pick what a tap does: add a spot, start recording, or check the weather there
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