2.0.1 - March 2nd, 2026

Configurable Legends

You can customize most gradient legends (Height, Reflectivity, and Time) using the settings button below each gradient preview.

• Select the settings icon on a gradient to open its configuration panel.
• Legend settings are project-specific and stored locally in your browser (localStorage).
• When you reopen the same project, your saved settings are restored automatically.
• When you open a different project, its own saved settings apply (settings are not shared across projects).

Simple Height Gradient

• Set the minimum and maximum height values.
• Enter values manually, or select Draw & measure to pick two points in the viewer.
• When you use Draw & measure, the measured heights fill the min/max fields automatically.
• Units follow your user setting (meters or feet).
• Select Save to apply changes. The gradient updates immediately.
• Select Revert to restore the default values.

Simple Reflectivity Gradient

• Set the minimum and maximum intensity.
• Set the minimum and maximum grayscale colors.
• The color pickers only allow grayscale selection.
• Use the preview to confirm the gradient between your selected min/max gray values.
• Select Save to apply changes. Tiles update immediately.
• Select Revert to restore the default values.

Simple Time Gradient

• The configuration panel shows a list of time stages.
• Each stage includes a value, a time unit (weeks/days/hours/minutes), and a color.
• Stages are ordered from older to newer (larger time thresholds first).
• Validation prevents overlapping stages and invalid ordering.
• At least one stage must always remain.
• You can add or remove stages.
• The first stage is derived from the second stage and cannot be edited. For example, if the second stage is > 2h, the first stage becomes < 2h.

Contour Lines Export (DXF / XML)

You can generate and download contour lines from a selected data model or snapshot for CAD/GIS workflows.

• Select an export format: DXF or XML.
• Set the contour interval (vertical spacing between contour lines).
• Set the export resolution.

3D Plans

3D Plans let you bring design surfaces into your project’s 3D view to compare them with existing point clouds.

• Go to Data and open the 3D Plans table.
• Create or import a plan, then monitor its processing status.
• Use the table actions to rename a plan, download the source file, or delete it.
• After processing, open Infomap to view the plan.
• In Infomap, open the View tab and enable 3D Visualization.
• In 3D Plans, toggle plans on/off and adjust color, opacity, and wireframe.
• Your display settings are saved per project and are applied automatically when you reopen the project.