Create Map Layer – Point, Polygon, Multiline



Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

Hey GIS enthusiast using GIS MapOG Tool you can easily create map layer – point, polygon, multiline and multipolygon. After creating Layer you can export layer in any format like Shapfile, KML, KMZ, Geojson and more.

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Create Map Layer – Point, Polygon, Multiline

Go to IGIS Map Tool Now MAPOG, Login or Register on the tool. After Login you will be directed to the next screen i.e Dashboard where, click on Add map.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  • Now fill the tittle and description of map. Click on Save Map.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  • You will be directed to the canvas of IGIS Map Tool.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  •  Now choose the type of geometry of the layer you want to create. For Point select point from left hand side button.

What is Point, Line and Polygon ?

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  • Suppose we selected Point button then fill the layer name and enter the attributes. After filling all the fields click on create. In a map you can select multiple layer.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  • Select add point and go to base map where you want to create point layer. Save the points on the map.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  • We can  Add, Delete, Duplicate, View Data table,  and Export layer.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

  • We can do styling of layer like change the colour of icon and increase or decrease the size of point or you can custom the icon.

Create Map Layer - Point, Polygon, Multiline

Same as to be done for line and polygon.

This is all about creating map layer. If you face problem in implementing this above steps please do comment below.

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