360 (Street View) Viewer

360 (Street View) Viewer

Overview

The 360 viewer splits your map view into two, showing your usual map alongside 360 imagery.


Accessing 360 Imagery

To open the 360 viewer:

  1. Zoom into the area you want to view
  2. Go to View in the menu
  3. Select XMAP 360
  4. Choose your project from the left-hand drop-down

To close the viewer:

  1. Click on the X button in the left-hand panel.


View Options

There are two views available:

  • Split screen (default)
  • Full-screen (available by clicking the icon in the left-hand pane)


Tips and Shortcuts

Quick Pan

Click the centre of the blue marker in the map view. As you move the mouse around the marker the 360 view will follow, allowing you to quickly pan around the scene.


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