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This command can be used to find the fastest way by car between two arbitrary points by downloading and importing the vector data | [[File:Pro40px.PNG|This function is available in OCAD Professional.|link=https://www.ocad.com/en/products/ocad-for-cartography]] | ||
This command is only available if the map is georeferenced and a '''[[Create_a_New_Map#Set_Scale_and_Coordinate_System|Coordinate System]]''' is set.<br /> | |||
This command can be used to find the fastest way by car between two arbitrary points by downloading and importing the vector data from Google Maps. | |||
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=== Routing by Entering a Location === | |||
1. Select '''Routing''' in the '''Map''' menu to open the '''Routing''' dialog.<br /> | |||
=== Routing by | 2. Enter the name of the start and end location.<br /> | ||
1. Select Routing in Map | [[File:Routing1.png|none|500px]]<br /> | ||
2. Enter the start and end location.<br /> | |||
[[File:Routing1.png| | === Routing by Entering Coordinates === | ||
=== Routing by | |||
Instead of entering the name of the start and end point you can also simply click on these locations on the map.<br /> | Instead of entering the name of the start and end point you can also simply click on these locations on the map.<br /> | ||
1. Activate the 'Coordinate' option in the Routing dialog.<br /> | 1. Activate the '''Coordinate''' option in the '''Routing''' dialog.<br /> | ||
2. Click on | 2. Click on the '''Get Coordinate from Drawing Area''' button [[File:routing8.png]], then click on the start location on your map. OCAD displays the coordinate in the '''Routing''' dialog. Optionally you can enter the coordinate manually.<br /> | ||
3. Do the same for the end location.<br /> | 3. Do the same for the end location.<br /> | ||
[[File:Routing6.png| | [[File:Routing6.png|none|500px]]<br /> | ||
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=== Show | [[File:Hint.jpg|hint]] Please note that the function '''Get and import KML file''' does not work anymore. | ||
Click on 'Open in Google Maps' | |||
[[File:Routing5.png| | === Show Route in Google Maps === | ||
Click on the '''Open in Google Maps''' button to see the route on Google Maps. <br /> | |||
[[File:Routing5.png|none|500px]]<br /> | |||
=== Template File === | |||
The symbols and colors used for routing are saved in a template file (usually ''C:\Program Files\OCAD\OCAD 20xx\Templates\Template Routing.ocd'') and can be edited there, too. <br /> | |||
[[File:Routing9.png|400px]] <br /> | |||
Latest revision as of 10:37, 31 January 2019
This command is only available if the map is georeferenced and a Coordinate System is set.
This command can be used to find the fastest way by car between two arbitrary points by downloading and importing the vector data from Google Maps.
Routing by Entering a Location
1. Select Routing in the Map menu to open the Routing dialog.
2. Enter the name of the start and end location.
Routing by Entering Coordinates
Instead of entering the name of the start and end point you can also simply click on these locations on the map.
1. Activate the Coordinate option in the Routing dialog.
2. Click on the Get Coordinate from Drawing Area button 
, then click on the start location on your map. OCAD displays the coordinate in the Routing dialog. Optionally you can enter the coordinate manually.
3. Do the same for the end location.
Please note that the function Get and import KML file does not work anymore.
Show Route in Google Maps
Click on the Open in Google Maps button to see the route on Google Maps.
Template File
The symbols and colors used for routing are saved in a template file (usually C:\Program Files\OCAD\OCAD 20xx\Templates\Template Routing.ocd) and can be edited there, too.
