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Integriti Version 17.1 Features Vector-based Maps, Floor Plans

INTEGRITI version 17.1 will feature entirely redesigned vector-based schematic maps/floor plans and icons. This is ground-breaking since typically vector maps are only found in expensive custom-engineered software. With Integriti, vector maps are included in the base package with no additional license required. Likened to Google Maps, vector maps can be scaled and zoomed without any loss […]

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    INTEGRITI version 17.1 will feature entirely redesigned vector-based schematic maps/floor plans and icons.

    This is ground-breaking since typically vector maps are only found in expensive custom-engineered software. With Integriti, vector maps are included in the base package with no additional license required. Likened to Google Maps, vector maps can be scaled and zoomed without any loss of quality or pixellation.

    Previously, multiple maps were needed to transition between significant zoom levels, but now vector maps allows for a single highly detailed map to be used. Complex vector maps can be simplified by using dynamic visibility and scaling. This allows icons, shapes and labels to only appear at specific zoom levels resulting in a clutter-free map where priority items are visible and readable.

    Integriti Vector Schematic Maps will be on display at SAGE 2017. ♦

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