User Guide Version 1.3.0 Geoverse Massive Data Manager User Guide Version 1.3.0

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Contents

Installation and Activation of Geoverse MDM �� 1 Introduction ��2 Interface ��3 Ribbon ��4 FILE TAB (BACKSTAGE) 4 HOME TAB 4 VIEW 5 Navigation Controls ��6 KEYBOARD 6 MICROSOFT XBOX 360 CONTROLLER: 6 Data Sets ��7 DATA SET PROPERTIES 7 Working with multiple Data Sets ��8 POSITIONING DATA SETS 8 WORKING WITH MULTIPLE PROJECTIONS 8 Bookmarks ��9 BOOKMARK PROPERTIES 9 DATA SET VISIBILITIES 9 Labels �� 10 LABEL PROPERTIES 10 Locations and Groups ��11 GROUP PROPERTIES 11 Presentation Mode �� 12 Settings �� 13 GEOVERSE MDM SETTINGS 13 MAIN PANEL OPTIONS 13 MAP PANEL OPTIONS 14 LABEL OPTIONS 14 PRESENTATION OPTIONS 15 3D VIEWING OPTIONS 16 Internet Streaming �� 17 OVERVIEW 17 SETUP 17 Protocols �� 19 Importing Delimiter-separated values (CSV) ��20 Complete Shortcut Reference �� 21

Installation and Activation of Geoverse MDM

Run GeoverseMDMSetup_1.3.0.exe to install Geoverse MDM.

After reading the EULA, check “I agree”, then “Install”.

Choose “Allow” for any User Access Control dialogs that appear.

The first time you launch Geoverse MDM you will be prompted to enter your license.

Enter your license into the text box and then click “OK” to authenticate Geoverse MDM.

If you have been provided with an activation key, click “I have an activation key” then enter your key in the field and click “Activate”.

If you experience any problems with installing Geoverse MDM or activating your license please contact: [email protected]

Introduction

Geoverse Massive Data Manager is a revolutionary new geospatial software offering that drastically reduces the hardware costs behind storing, displaying, and interacting with the complex data sets generated by 3D laser scanning and photogrammetry.

Based on Euclideon’s Unlimited Detail technology, Geoverse MDM offers features which target the way that the geospatial industry uses point cloud data, including the ability to:

»»Create annotated presentations with bookmarks and labels »»Take precise measurements down to the level of individual points »»Overlay data onto base maps, including OpenStreetMap and Bing Street, Aerial & Hybrid

Minimum System Requirements Recommended System Requirements Computer Processor (CPU): 32bit 1.5 GHz Computer Processor (CPU): 64bit 3.0 GHz Quad Core Computer Memory (RAM): 1 GB Computer Memory (RAM): 4 GB Hard Disk (HDD): 1.5 GB available space, 5400 rpm Hard Disk (HDD): 2 TB 7200 rpm Graphics Card (GPU): DirectX 9 Compatible Graphics Card (GPU): DirectX 9 Compatible Operating System (OS): Window Vista Operating System (OS): Window 7

Interface

1 Ribbon (see page 4) Controls for managing your project and activating Presentation Mode can be found here. 2 Side Panel This is where your Project’s Data Sets, Bookmarks, Labels and Locations are found. 3 Properties Panel The properties panel lets you customise the attributes of whatever object you have selected. 4 Main Panel (see page 13) This panel provides a perspective view of your Data Sets. You can move the camera around the scene to analyse the models, and use tools to annotate and query information. 5 Map Panel (see page 14) This panel provides an orthographic map style view of your Data Sets. You can combine the models with map data from Web Map Services, and quickly move to any point in the scene. 6 Current Tool and Controls When using a Tool, information on how to use it will appear here. 7 Current Projection System (see page 8) Geoverse MDM will change Project System as required to view your Data Set. This tells you what coordinate system is being used for the coordinate display 8 Current Pick information / Coordinate Display This is the coordinate (XYZ and Lat/Long) if the point which you have selected with the cursor. 9 Current Tool information 10 Copyright and Watermark The copyright for all the Data Sets in the scene, and the watermark for the closest Data Set. 11 Camera Controls (see page 6)

Ribbon

File Tab (Backstage) New (Ctrl+N) : Creates a new blank project file with a base UDS or UDG file.

Open (Ctrl+O) : Open a Geoverse Project (UDP).

Save (Ctrl+S) : Save your current project as a UDP file.

Save As (Ctrl+Shift+S) : Save your current project with a new name.

View License View, edit or activate your Geoverse MDM user license. Home Tab Start Presentation (F5) : Launch the active project in Presentation Mode (see page 12).

FILE Settings (Ctrl+P) : Opens the Settings dialog (see page 13).

EXTERNAL DATA Import CSV: Create new Labels or Locations from CSV and other delimited text files (seepage 19).

Export CSV: Exports Labels or Locations in your Project to a CSV file. You can choose to convert the data to another projection system, or leave it in the same system it was made in.

SYSTEM OF UNITS Metric/Imperial: Set Geoverse MDM to use the Metric (m) or Imperial (ft) unit system.

Display Lat/Long: Show or hide the coordinate display in Latitude and Longitude

VIEWS View Extents (V) : Reset the camera so the selected Data Set can be seen. This action will change the current projection to match that of the selected Data Set. You can also look at a Data Set by double-clicking on it in the Data Set list.

SELECT Region Tool (Ctrl+E) : Enable the Region Tool, which allows you to measure the size of a planar area and also export a group of points to .LAS format. View DEFAULT VISUALIZATIONS Color: Display using original color values (RGB).

Intensity: Display using intensity values. NOTE: Data Sets that do not have intensity values will appear using their original color instead.

Classification: Display using classification values. NOTE: Data Sets that do not have classification values will appear as black instead.

Elevation: Colorize the Data Sets based in their height (Z) values.

Contour: Draw contour bands at regular intervals on top of the Data Sets.

CUSTOM VISUALIZATIONS You can add customized Visualizations to your project and configure exactly how they appear. These will appear here once added.

Add: Add a new Classification, Elevation, or Contour Visualization to the project.

VISUALIZATION SETTINGS When you select a Classification, Elevation, or Contour Visualization controls will appear here that let you modify how that Visualization appears. NOTE: You can only modify settings for custom Visualizations.

Navigation Controls

Keyboard NAVIGATION KEYS: You can use arrow keys or W, A, S, D to move forward, left, back and right respectively.

Use Q and E to rotate left and right. Raise Camera R or Home Lower Camera F or End Accelerate by holding Shift Mouse

MAIN PANEL Hold left mouse button to look around the viewing pane. Hold right mouse button to move in the direction the camera is facing. Hold middle mouse button to pan. Mouse wheel to increase or decrease camera speed.

Hold down both Left and Right mouse buttons to move as you look.

MAP PANEL Left click to jump to a specific location. Hold left mouse button to pan around the Map. Mouse wheel to zoom in and out. Microsoft Xbox 360 Controller: You can also use a Microsoft Xbox 360 Controller to control the movement of the camera in the following ways.

Left stick moves the camera Right stick rotates the camera view

Left Trigger / Left Bumper Accelerates camera movement Right Trigger / Right Bumper Decelerates camera movement

Directional Pad up/down moves the camera view vertically Y (Yellow) switches between free flight (Airplane) and fixed altitude (Helicopter) exploration.

A (Green) Increases camera speed B (Red) Decreases camera speed

Data Sets

Geoverse MDM allows you to work with multiple Data Sets at the same time. To do this, start by bringing your Euclideon Data Set files into Geoverse MDM through the Data Sets Panels.

Include Data Set (Ctrl+D) : UDS Add a Euclideon Data Set (.UDS) or Euclideon Data Grid (.UDG) file to the current Project. Include URL Data Set (Ctrl+Shift+O) : URL Add a Data Set from a URL source to the current Project. Remove Data Set: UDS Remove the selected Data Set from the Project. In the Data Set list you can control the visibility of each Data Set by using the checkbox next to its name. You can find out more information about the Data Set such as its point resolution or projection system by hovering your cursor over that Data Set. If the Data Set appears with an exclamation mark or ‘x’ symbol, hover your cursor over that symbol for more information. Data Set Properties This section allows you to see information about your Data Set.

NAME This field can be used to help identify your Data Set by changing the name within the project (this does not affect the original file name).

PATH You can change the file associated with this Data Set by using the Browse Local and Browse URL buttons.

COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEM These options let you control where the Data Set is. For any Data Set which has its Projection information embedded, these values cannot be modified.

Working with multiple Data Sets

Geoverse MDM’s most powerful new feature is the ability to create complex scenes of many Data Sets. In the above image you can see a CAD model of a crane placed alongside a scan of a construction site in a dense city. Positioning Data Sets In order to reposition Data Sets you will need at least two Euclideon Data Sets inside Geoverse MDM. Only Data Sets which do not have a GIS projection (EPSG code) can be repositioned with Geoverse MDM.

The fastest way to position a Data Set within Geoverse MDM is to move the camera to where you would like that Data Set to appear on another Data Set, then select the first Data Set and activate the ‘Position by Clicking’ command. With this command, you can click somewhere to position the Data Set at that location.

If you would like to position the Data Set manually, you can simply choose a projection system and type the X/Y/Z values in by hand. You can also scale and rotate the model. Working with multiple projections Geoverse MDM keeps a catalogue of all the projection systems you have used in each Project. Each time you add a Data Set to your project, the projection is included for use on other Data Sets, and for importing CSV data. Please be aware that Geoverse MDM is unable reproject entire Data Sets, so the visual appearance of Data Sets is not accurate when they are displayed in a foreign projection system.

Geoverse MDM will warn you when a Data Set is being displayed in a foreign projection system. This warning appears next to the Data Set as a yellow symbol.

Bookmarks

Bookmarks are viewpoints that you have saved while navigating your Project. Once you have created a Bookmark you can return to the position it was created by selecting it in the Bookmark list. You can re-order these via the right-click context menu. Bookmarks can be used to choreograph engaging presentations in Presentation Mode.

Add Bookmark (Ctrl+B) : Add a Bookmark to the Project at the current position.

Delete Bookmark (Delete) : Delete the currently selected Bookmark from the Project. Bookmark Properties NAME An identifier for this Bookmark

DESCRIPTION This will appear in the lower portion of the View Panel when the Bookmark is active.

FONT COLOR, FONT SIZE These controls modify the appearance of the description’s text.

OVERRIDE VISUALIZATION Choose a Visualization (default or custom) to use when this Bookmark is selected.

USE CUSTOM FOV Override the project’s FOV settings when this Bookmark is selected.

FLY THROUGH In addition a suite of recording controls allow you to create a specific Fly Through to associate with the Bookmark. Press record then move the camera. When finished click the stop button. Fly Throughs can be played back at any time, or can be set to automatically begin when in Presentation Mode. You can have Fly Throughs repeat, or automatically continue the presentation after they finish playback. Data Set Visibilities You can set which Data Sets you would like to be visible when the Bookmark is chosen by using the Data Set Visibilities control. Turn the checkbox on or off to tell that Data Set to show or hide itself when this Bookmark is chosen. If you leave the checkbox in its indeterminate state, that Data Set’s visible state will not change when this Bookmark is chosen.

Labels

Labels are annotations which attribute text to a single point within your Data Set. Labels from the project are displayed in the Label list. Double-click on a Label to move the camera to it. Use the checkbox next to the Label to show or hide it in the scene.

Add Label (Ctrl+L) : Add Labels to the project by left-clicking the location you wish to tag. Click the icon again to toggle off the Label mode.

Delete Label (Delete) : Delete the currently selected Label. Label Properties NAME The Label’s name is what appears in the scene where the Label has been placed.

NOTES This notes can be used to attribute some extra information to the Label which is not shown in the scene.

FONT SIZE, FONT COLOR These controls modify the appearance of the Label.

HYPERLINK Labels can be used as interactive links to websites or other files on the computer. Clicking on the label in the scene will activate the hyperlink.

DRAW GROUP The Draw Group option allows you to set which group the Label belongs to. This determines the distances from the camera that Labels will be visible. You can edit these distances under Project Settings.*

VISIBILITY You can use these visibility settings to override Draw Group options and hide Labels on either the Map Panel, Main Panel, or both.

*If you create Labels in geolocated Data Sets they will be invisible when viewing non-geolocated Data Sets, and vice-versa.

Locations and Groups

Locations are precisely set points within your Data Set. You can use these to find out spatial information about your model, then export them for use in other programs.

Right-click on a Location to rename it, put the camera at the Location, or move the Location to another group.

Add Location (Ctrl+I) : Add Locations to the project by left-clicking the location you wish to tag. Click the icon again to toggle off the Location mode.

Delete Location (Delete) : Delete the currently selected Location.

Add Group: Add a new Group which can hold Locations.

Delete Group: Delete the currently selected Group. This will delete all the Locations within the Group. Group Properties In this section you can define a name for your Group, and choose how the Locations within it are displayed. You can turn off visibility for the entire Group by using the checkbox next to the Group’s name.

Presentation Mode

Press F5 or click the Start Presentation button

Measurement Tool (Ctrl+M) : Right click and drag to measure a line from point to point. This will also display the length, horizontal distance and vertical distance details in the top-right corner of the view panels.

Bookmarks (Page Up/Down) : A list of all the current Bookmarks embedded in the Project.

Zoom In / Out ( +/- ) : Move the Map Panel camera closer / further away.

Rotate Clockwise / Counter-Clockwise (Q/E) : Rotate the Main Panel camera clockwise / counter-clockwise.

Move Up / Down (Home or R/End or F) : Increase / Decrease elevation of the Main Panel camera.

Speed Up / Down (Mouse Wheel up/down) : Increase / Decrease the movement speed of the camera.

Collapse / Restore View Panels (F7/F8) : Hide the Map Panel to the left or right, or restore the Main Panel if it is hidden.

Airplane Mode / Helicopter Mode (1/2) : Choose either free flight or fixed altitude exploration.

Fly Through Play, Pause / Stop(Space / Ctrl+T) : Control the playback of Bookmark Fly Throughs. Fly Throughs cannot be recorded in Presentation Mode.

Export .LAS: Exports a selected region of data as a .LAS point file. To enable this tool, select the Region Tool and define the region you would like to export. Once you are happy with your selection, click the Export .LAS button and choose a percentage of points to export (100% gives every point selected, lower percentages are sampled evenly). Click ‘Export’ to save your .LAS file.

Settings

Geoverse MDM Settings These settings effect how Geoverse MDM behaves across all Projects.

INVERT Y AXIS Enabling this option will cause Geoverse MDM’s camera movements to have inverted pitch.

DISPLAY COORDINATES IN DATA SET’S OWN REFERENCE SYSTEM (PROJECTION) If you enable this option, the coordinates you see when you move the cursor over a Data Set will be shown in that Data Set’s original (or alias) projection system. When this option is disabled, all coordinates are shown in the current scene projection. You can change the scene projection by double clicking on a Data Set, or right clicking and selecting ‘Use this Data Set’s projection’.

FONT SIZE Use this option to control how big the coordinate display (projection system, coordinates, measurements) appear on-screen.

WHEN SHOULD GEOVERSE MDM DISPLAY WGS84 ELEVATION VALUES? Sometimes the elevation value given for WGS84 will differ from your projection system’s Z (elevation) component. This happens when the projection system uses a different vertical datum. You can set Geoverse MDM to always display WGS84 elevation values, never display them, or only when they are different from the Z values.

BING LICENSE KEY If you wish to use Bing Maps, Bing Aerial or Bing Hybrid maps you will need a license key. You can enter your license key here (Open Street Map does not require the use of a license key).

REDUCE CPU USAGE WHILE GEOVERSE MDM IS INACTIVE Enabled this option to make Geoverse MDM reduce resource usage while the program is minimized or does not have focus. If you need Geoverse MDM to run at full speed at all times while running, leave this option off. Main Panel Options In this section you can change how Unlimited Detail data is displayed in the Main Panel.

DISPLAY SKY IMAGE Choosing this option will show the built-in ‘Sky’ image behind the Data Set in the Main Panel.

DISPLAY SOLID COLOR Choose this option to show a flat, solid color behind your data. You can choose which color you would like to display.

POINT DISPLAY MODE This setting determines how your Unlimited Detail data is rendered. Rectangles and Rounded Rectangles will give you faster performance, while Points will give you a higher degree of accuracy.

PROJECT FOV The Field of View (in degrees) used on the Main Panel. This may be individually overridden by Bookmarks. Map Panel Options In this section you can change how maps are displayed on the Map Panel.

DISPLAY DATA SET When this option is disabled, the orthographic representation of your Unlimited Detail file will disappear on the Map Panel. For large UDG files, this image will automatically change into a simple blue grid when you zoom out on the map.

DISPLAY MAP Geoverse MDM can display maps from a Web Map Service (WMS) underneath your Unlimited Detail files on the Map Panel. For these maps to be correctly positioned, you must be using a geolocated UDS or UDG file.

WMS PROVIDER By default, Geoverse MDM will use Open Street Map as the WMS Provider. Open Street Map is free to use and is available to all users. Bing Maps, Bing Aerial and Bing Hybrid are also available, but to use these maps you must have a license key.

Firewall Exceptions If you are behind a firewall you may need to ask your IT administrator to allow the following domains to use WMS imagery.

Bing maps Open Street Maps http://ecn.t0.tiles.virtualearth.net otile1.mqcdn.com http://ecn.t1.tiles.virtualearth.net otile2.mqcdn.com http://ecn.t2.tiles.virtualearth.net otile3.mqcdn.com http://ecn.t3.tiles.virtualearth.net otile4.mqcdn.com

DISPLAY BLACK BACKGROUND Choose this option if you don’t want to display a map underneath your data. This is recommended for non-geolocated UDS and UDG files.

DATA SET OPACITY This slider controls how opaque the Unlimited Detail image will appear. Label Options These settings determine when Labels are displayed on the Main Panel and Map Panel.

DISPLAY LABELS This option will display or hide all the Labels in the Project. If you would like to selectively change the visibility for some labels, you can do so using the controls in the Label Properties section.

MAIN PANEL VISIBLE DISTANCE Each Label can be set to appear in a Draw Group, Near, Mid, Far, or Always. You can choose how these groups are defined by setting a minimum and maximum distance for each group. When the distance between a Label and the camera is within its viewing range, it will appear in the Main Panel.

MAP PANEL VISIBILITY LAYERS Similar to Main Panel Visible Distance, this setting allows you to choose how many labels appear on screen at different map zoom levels. Presentation Options This section has options that let you control which UI elements are displayed.

DISPLAY COORDINATES This option will display or hide the coordinate values that appear in the top-right of the view panels when you move the mouse over the Unlimited Detail data.

SHOW EXIT BUTTON This option will display or hide the Exit button, which appears in Presentation mode.

SHOW HELP TIPS This option will display or hide the help tips which appear at the top of the View Panels.

LOCK PANEL SIZE This setting will keep the view splitter in place, so that the Map Panel and Main Panel cannot be resized.

ANIMATE LOCATION MARKERS Enable this option if you would like Location markers to be animated to aid visibility and identification.

PROJECT FONT Choose what font Labels and Bookmark descriptions are displayed in.

RENDER RESOLUTION If you would like Geoverse MDM to render to a specific resolution, you can set it here. Defined resolutions will be scaled to the size of the window. Choose Actual Size if you would like Geoverse MDM to render at the same size as the window itself. Lower resolutions will improve performance.

BUTTON VISIBILITY This setting will determine whether or not UI buttons are visible in Presentation Mode. Auto Hide will cause the buttons to disappear automatically when the mouse remains still for several seconds. You can manually turn the UI on or off while in Presentation mode by pressing F6. Changing the UI visibility this way will not affect the saved settings.

BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST These settings will alter the way Unlimited Detail data appears in the Map Panel and Main Panel. 3D Viewing Options 3D ANAGLYPH MODE Geoverse MDM can present your data in 3D anaglyph mode. This mode is optimized for common red/cyan glasses.

ENABLE 3D MOUSE If you would like to use a 3D cursor while 3D mode is enabled, select this option. The 3D cursor will position itself appropriately within the scene.

Internet Streaming

Overview Internet Streaming is a feature of Geoverse MDM that allows a Data Set to exist in the cloud and be viewed without needing a duplicate on your hard drive.

To use this feature, two things are needed. First a Data Set needs to be placed in the cloud, and second the URL and authentication to access the Data Set needs to be entered in to Geoverse MDM. Setup It is recommended that you consult your office network administrator and refer to your company’s policies regarding the uploading of files to the cloud as without the correct setup, there can be security issues and/or exposure of the Data Set to unauthorized users.

Various authentication schemes are supported, and your network administrator can advise which scheme can meet your organization’s security policies.

Supported protocols are HTTP and HTTPS on any specified port number.

Supported authentication schemes are basic, digest, Kerberos, negotiate, NTLM and Amazon Web Services authentication. It is recommended that HTTPS be used if using authentication.

The web server the files are located on needs to support range requests (something all recent versions of the major web servers support).

If the uploaded Data Set exceeds 2GB in size, the web server will need to support file sizes and range requests using 64-bit numbers (all the major web servers are capable of this).

On the client computer, access to a Data Set via Internet streaming within your office’s network may require your administrator to create special exceptions in your network’s proxy and/or firewall(s) depending on how tightly those are configured.

It is not possible to predict or anticipate all possible conflicts, but an example of a conflict is Microsoft’s TMG software which cannot properly scan for malware in range- requested data and may block the operation of the Internet streaming if an exception for the malware scanning for range requested data of the Data Set is not added.

This will require your administrator’s unique knowledge of the restrictions that have been placed on access to the Internet in your office to know what changes if any may be needed. A computer connected directly to the Internet shouldn’t however require any special configuration.

Using Streaming Data Sets

To open a Data Set in the cloud, click on the ‘Include URL Data Set’ button in the Data Set panel. A dialog will be displayed where a URL can be entered. The URL will depend on where the Data Set was uploaded to by your administrator.

If the web server requires authentication, enter these into the dialog username and password boxes, or leave them blank. If left blank, Windows will prompt you for them when loading the Data Set. If you enter them in the Open URL dialog, the password will be visible and there is an option to save the username and password into the Project file.

These credentials will be saved in plain text if you choose this option, so it is not recommended for a high level of security; however it does allow convenience and the sharing of the UDP file(s) with others, giving them the credentials they need to access the file. For maximum security, leave the username and password fields blank and maintain separate credentials for each user that has access to the Data Set.

If the Data Set is hosted by Amazon Web Services, the dialog will detect that the host belongs to Amazon AWS when you enter the URL (including host aliases) and modify the dialog to appear as above. In this case, the Access Key and Secret Key are required to be entered in this dialog if the Data Set hosted by Amazon AWS requires authentication. These will be saved in the Project file. If your security requires these are not to be saved, then do not save a project file.

Protocols

Geoverse MDM supports a custom protocol to allow you to open Data Sets from web pages. To make a Geoverse MDM link format your web streamed UDS using the follow format: geoverse:open/

Example: geoverse:open/http://streaming.euclideon.com/GossesBluff.uds

This will prompt the user to allow Geoverse MDM to open the Data Set.

Importing Delimiter-separated values (CSV)

Geoverse MDM can load data from external sources to quickly populate your Project with either Label or Location data. You can import information from text files at any time by dragging them into Geoverse MDM or by clicking on the “Import CSV” button in the Toolbar.

Each time you bring a Data Set into Geoverse MDM, the projection system it uses will be stored and can then be used as a reference system for imported data. You can also import points as WGS84 Lat/Long pairs without needing any other Data Sets.

Choose either Labels or Locations as the destination for your imported data. Labels can be set to have their visibility to show on the Main Panel, Map Panel, or both. Choose ‘Merge Existing Groups’ if you would like the new Locations to use Groups that already exist in your Project file.

If your data has header lines, enter the number into the ‘Skip Lines’ field.

To import data you need to specify all three coordinate columns. You can also import Names (and Groups for Locations), but these are not required. If Names or Groups are not specified for all records, defaults will be used in place.

Complete Shortcut Reference

FUNCTION SHORTCUT New Ctrl+N Open Ctrl+O Open Data Set Ctrl+D Open URL Ctrl+Shift+O About F1 Save Ctrl+S Save As Ctrl+Shift+S Start Presentation F5 Settings Ctrl+P View Extents V Region Tool (Toggle) Ctrl+E Add Bookmark Ctrl+B Delete Bookmark Delete Select Next Bookmark Page Up Select Previous Bookmark Page Down Add Label Tool (Toggle) Ctrl+L Delete Label Delete Select Next Label Ctrl+Page Up Select Previous Label Ctrl+Page Down Add Location Tool (Toggle) Ctrl+I Delete Location Delete Start Recording Fly Through Ctrl+R Stop Recording/Stop Fly Through Playback Ctrl+T Play/Pause Fly Through Playback Space Collapse/Restore Main Panel F7 Collapse/Restore Map Panel F8 Measure Tool (Toggle) Ctrl+M Map Panel Zoom In + Map Panel Zoom Out - Free Flight Camera Mode (Airplane) 1 Fixed Altitude Camera Mode (Helicopter) 2 2D/3D Anaglyph ~ Show/Hide UI (Presentation Mode) F6 Exit Presentation Mode Esc