| 6 | | * OSM Data Layer [wiki:Help/Menu/OSMLayer (menu)]: holds the OpenStreetMap data (nodes, segments, ways, ...). |
| 7 | | * GPX Layer [wiki:Help/Menu/GPXLayer (menu)]: holds the GPS data loaded from your local hard disk (by using the open dialog to load GPX files) or from openstreetmap. The context menu (right mouse click on layer in layer list) allows to set special properties for different gps layers (different colors, line style, etc.). |
| 8 | | * Marker Layer [wiki:Help/Menu/Marker (menu)]: Markers are specially identified points on the track. They come in four varieties: simple named markers, audio markers, image markers and web markers. They are created as a side effect of opening a GPX file, containing waypoints from that file, or from a set of waypoints artificially constructed using the context menu entry Make Sampled Audio Layer on the GPX layer, which produces only audio markers. |
| 9 | | * Photo Layer [wiki:Help/Menu/PhotoLayer (menu)]: the context menu (right mouse) of a GPS layer provides the menu to import images. Using this feature allows to match digital images with the gps coordinates to ease the naming of streets (for example). |
| 10 | | * WMS Layer [wiki:Help/Menu/WMSLayer (menu)]: backgrounds retrieved from a WMS server. You will usually need the appropriate plugins installed to get these. Examples are Landsat satellite imagery, Yahoo satellite imagery, NPE out-of-copyright Ordnance Survey maps and OpenStreetMap map tiles. |
| | 6 | * OSM Data Layer [wiki:/Help/Menu/OSMLayer (menu)]: holds the OpenStreetMap data (nodes, segments, ways, ...). |
| | 7 | * GPX Layer [wiki:/Help/Menu/GPXLayer (menu)]: holds the GPS data loaded from your local hard disk (by using the open dialog to load GPX files) or from openstreetmap. The context menu (right mouse click on layer in layer list) allows to set special properties for different gps layers (different colors, line style, etc.). |
| | 8 | * Marker Layer [wiki:/Help/Menu/Marker (menu)]: Markers are specially identified points on the track. They come in four varieties: simple named markers, audio markers, image markers and web markers. They are created as a side effect of opening a GPX file, containing waypoints from that file, or from a set of waypoints artificially constructed using the context menu entry Make Sampled Audio Layer on the GPX layer, which produces only audio markers. |
| | 9 | * Photo Layer [wiki:/Help/Menu/PhotoLayer (menu)]: the context menu (right mouse) of a GPS layer provides the menu to import images. Using this feature allows to match digital images with the gps coordinates to ease the naming of streets (for example). |
| | 10 | * WMS Layer [wiki:/Help/Menu/WMSLayer (menu)]: backgrounds retrieved from a WMS server. You will usually need the appropriate plugins installed to get these. Examples are Landsat satellite imagery, Yahoo satellite imagery, NPE out-of-copyright Ordnance Survey maps and OpenStreetMap map tiles. |
