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- Adding and Removing Overlays
- Visibility
- Saving Projects with Kmls
- Overlay Limitations
Overlays are managed within the Overlaysmenu in the file bar. To add an overlay, either import a KML or KMZ file from your local directory, or select a file from Google Drive. Earth Studio supports multiple overlays in a project at a time. Click the overflow menu for the KML item and select Deleteto remove an added overlay from your project.
When an overlay is added to the project, the Overlay Panel will appear in the viewport. Each sub-element of the overlay is listed in this panel in a "tree" hierarchy. By checking or unchecking an element, you can show or hide it on the globe. You can also filter the sub-elements of the overlay by name. This makes it easy to control overlays with ma...
Imported KML files can end up being fairly large in file size, so Earth Studio doesn't embed them directly into your project file. Instead, KMLs are stored on your Google Drive, and referenced within your project. This allows you to access saved projects with KMLs from any computer, as long as you're logged in. Note that this only applies to projec...
Supported Features
Most KML features that you'll need for informational / educational purposes are supported by Earth Studio. That said, KML has a wide-ranging spec with many specialized elements that are not. The following elements are officially supported: 1. Points 2. Polygons 3. Placemarks 4. GroundOverlays 5. ScreenOverlays 6. Network Links
Preview Quality
When working with Overlays in the editor—especially during playback—you might notice borders disappearing, repositioning, or otherwise behaving strangely. Rendering overlays in real-time (for playback and navigation) is an intensive task, but these issues will not be a factor when outputting your final render. Each frame of the render waits for the highest quality data to load before saving.
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