Map Tools
Satellite Overlay
How to Use the Satellite Overlay in the Studio The Satellite Overlay in Laser Map Maker Studio provides a real-world satellite image to help you visualize and align your map with actual geography. This feature is especially useful when trying to pinpoint specific locations, locate landmarks, or adjust the map's details after using the search function. The satellite view can be adjusted for better clarity and toggled on and off based on your needs. It doesn't affect the layers or thSome readersAspect Ratio
How to Adjust the Aspect Ratio in the Map Studio In Laser Map Maker Studio, the Aspect Ratio feature allows you to control the dimensions and framing of your map design. By selecting a custom aspect ratio or choosing from commonly used presets, you can capture specific portions of your map with the exact proportions you need. This feature is ideal for adjusting your map’s layout, creating different outputs, or fine-tuning the map view to fit particular requirements. Whether you wanSome readersToggle Inspect Mode
How to Use Toggle Inspect Mode in the Map Studio Toggle Inspect Mode is a useful tool in the map editor that helps you identify and interact with specific features on your map. This feature can make it easier to edit, delete, or hide individual elements by simply hovering over them. Below, we’ll walk you through how to activate and use this tool. Where to Find the Toggle Inspect Mode Tool The Toggle Inspect Mode button is located on the right side of the map editor studio, amoSome readersRotate
How to Use the Rotate Tool in the Studio The Rotate Tool in Laser Map Maker Studio allows you to easily adjust the orientation of your map, giving you the flexibility to position it at any angle. Whether you need to rotate the map to fit a specific design requirement or change its orientation for a better view, this guide will walk you through the process. Using the Rotate Tool Once you’ve created a project in Laser Map Maker Studio, the Rotate Tool will be availableSome readersZoom
How to Use the Zoom Tool in the Studio The Zoom Tool in Laser Map Maker Studio allows you to easily navigate your map and adjust the view to focus on specific areas. Whether you need to zoom in to see fine details or zoom out to get a broader view, this guide will walk you through the process. Zoom Tool Location Using the Zoom Tool Once you've created a project in thSome readersLocking the Map
How to Lock a Map in the Studio In Laser Map Maker Studio, locking a map layer is an essential tool to prevent accidental changes while you work on other parts of your project. When you lock a map, you ensure that it stays in place and cannot be modified until you unlock it again. This feature is useful for when you're working with multiple layers or elements and want to avoid making unintended adjustments to the map itself. This guide will walk you through how to lock and unlock yourSome readersToggle Fullscreen
How to Toggle Fullscreen in the Studio In Laser Map Maker Studio, toggling fullscreen mode allows you to expand your workspace for a more immersive experience. Whether you're focusing on detailed map design or need more screen real estate to work efficiently, fullscreen mode helps maximize the area available for your map, offering an uncluttered view with fewer distractions. This guide will walk you through how to toggle fullscreen mode, giving you more control over your map workspace.Some readersSearch
How to Use the Search Tool in the Studio When you create a project, you may enter a name for it during the setup process. After the project is created, you'll be taken to the Studio. Some users think that simply entering the project name during project creation is the same as searching for it. But in fact, you need to use the search tool to find and navigate projects effectively in the Studio. Here’s how to properly use the search tool in the Studio: Step 1: Look for the Search BaFew readersScale
How to Use the Map Scale Tool in the Studio The Map Scale Tool in Laser Map Maker Studio is a powerful feature designed to adjust the level of detail displayed on your map at higher zoom levels. It allows you to override certain constraints imposed by third-party map providers, which sometimes hide smaller map features like roads when zoomed out too far. This guide will explain how the Map Scale Tool works and how to use it to adjust the visibility of map features, ensuring you caFew readers
Layers Panel
Setting a Layer Export Format
How to Set a Layer Export File Format: PNG, SVG, PDF, or EPS Selecting the right export file format is crucial when working with design layers, especially when preparing your artwork for specific output needs. Whether you're preparing a design for digital use, high-quality print, or vector-based manipulation, the file format you choose can significantly affect the quality, scalability, and usability of your design. This guide will walk you through how to configure the file format for exportSome readersConfigure a Layer Border
How to Configure a Layer Border Access Layer Settings: Click on the three dots (ellipses) on the left-hand panel next to the layer name. Click the 3 dots Select Settings (gear icon) from the menu. Click settings cog Configure the BSome readersAdding a Layer
The left side panel in the studio is where you manage and organize your project layers. Each layer in the studio acts like a separate file, and when exported, they are saved individually in a zip folder. Layers help keep different map features organized, which is especially useful when preparing for tasks like laser cutting or engraving. You can assign specific tasks to each physical layer. For example, you might have separate digital layers for land cuts and engravings, allowing you to run mulSome readersSelect All Features in Layer
The left side panel in the studio is where you manage and organize your project layers. Each layer in the studio acts like a separate file, and when exported, they are saved individually in a zip folder. Layers help keep different map features organized, which is especially useful when preparing for tasks like laser cutting or engraving. You can assign specific tasks to each physical layer. For example, you might have separate digital layers for land cuts and engravings, allowing you to runSome readersDeleting a Layer
The left side panel in the studio is where you manage and organize your project layers. Each layer in the studio acts like a separate file, and when exported, they are saved individually in a zip folder. Layers help keep different map features organized, which is especially useful when preparing for tasks like laser cutting or engraving. You can assign specific tasks to each physical layer. For example, you might have separate digital layers for land cuts and engravings, allowing you to runSome readersLocking a Layer
The left side panel in the Studio is where you manage and organize your project layers. Each layer in the studio acts like a separate file, and when exported, they are saved individually in a zip folder. Layers help keep different map features organized, which is especially useful when preparing for tasks like laser cutting or engraving. You can assign specific tasks to each physical layer. For example, you might have separate digital layers for land cuts and engravings, allowing you to runSome readersRenaming a Layer
The left side panel in the studio is where you manage and organize your project layers. Each layer in the studio acts like a separate file, and when exported, they are saved individually in a zip folder. Layers help keep different map features organized, which is especially useful when preparing for tasks like laser cutting or engraving. You can assign specific tasks to each physical layer. For example, you might have separate digital layers for land cuts and engravings, allowing you to run mulSome readersSetting a Layer Tracing Strategy
How to Configure a Tracing Strategy for Laser Cutting Just like borders, tracing strategy plays an important role in determining how your design will be processed during laser cutting or engraving. The tracing strategy defines how the laser follows the shapes and features in your design, which affects the final output. Access Layer Settings: Click on the three dots (ellipses) on the left-hand panel next to the layer name. Click 3 little dots (https://storage.crisp.chat/usFew readersShow/Hide a Layer
The left side panel in the studio is where you manage and organize your project layers. Each layer in the studio acts like a separate file, and when exported, they are saved individually in a zip folder. Layers help keep different map features organized, which is especially useful when preparing for tasks like laser cutting or engraving. You can assign specific tasks to each physical layer. For example, you might have separate digital layers for land cuts and engravings, allowing you to runFew readers