Difference between revisions of "Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD - FAQs: Thematic Maps ("Professional" edition only)"
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**Definition of new Thematic Maps | **Definition of new Thematic Maps | ||
**Choose the type of a new Thematic Map | **Choose the type of a new Thematic Map | ||
| − | **Auto-generation of | + | **Auto-generation of Ranges or Rules |
| − | ** | + | **Ranges creation, deletion and editing |
**Thematic colors of objects and optional fills | **Thematic colors of objects and optional fills | ||
**Management of Thematic Maps from the application Explorer | **Management of Thematic Maps from the application Explorer | ||
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Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD includes the Thematic Maps functionality, which allows to temporarily change the objects color in the drawing according to their associated alphanumeric data. You can define a new Thematic Map using the 'SPMTHEMATICMAP' command, whose window includes the definition of all the necessary parameters and options, as you can read below | Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD includes the Thematic Maps functionality, which allows to temporarily change the objects color in the drawing according to their associated alphanumeric data. You can define a new Thematic Map using the 'SPMTHEMATICMAP' command, whose window includes the definition of all the necessary parameters and options, as you can read below | ||
| − | In a drawing you can define as many Thematic Maps as you wish and activate or deactivate (return the display of objects to its normal state) the Maps or any of | + | In a drawing you can define as many Thematic Maps as you wish and activate or deactivate (return the display of objects to its normal state) the Maps or any of the Ranges. In addition, you can edit the colors and names of the Ranges, and the visual update of the objects is Dynamic, i.e. if data values are modified while a Thematic Map is active, the colors will automatically change to reflect the new values of the affected objects |
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Introduction
- Objective of this section
- To learn how to change the visual appearance of objects depending on the values of a data field of an associated table (Thematic Map)
- Topics in this section
- Definition of new Thematic Maps
- Choose the type of a new Thematic Map
- Auto-generation of Ranges or Rules
- Ranges creation, deletion and editing
- Thematic colors of objects and optional fills
- Management of Thematic Maps from the application Explorer
- Activation and deactivation of Thematic Maps
How can I graphically represent in the drawing the Data values attached to the objects?
Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD includes the Thematic Maps functionality, which allows to temporarily change the objects color in the drawing according to their associated alphanumeric data. You can define a new Thematic Map using the 'SPMTHEMATICMAP' command, whose window includes the definition of all the necessary parameters and options, as you can read below
In a drawing you can define as many Thematic Maps as you wish and activate or deactivate (return the display of objects to its normal state) the Maps or any of the Ranges. In addition, you can edit the colors and names of the Ranges, and the visual update of the objects is Dynamic, i.e. if data values are modified while a Thematic Map is active, the colors will automatically change to reflect the new values of the affected objects
Thematic Maps in a drawing
Related links
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