Overview
The location indicator control displays a configurable axis in the main
3D display and (optionally) a bearing point. The user interface is 
composed of three tabs. The first displays the position  of the origin and
the bearing point. 
 Image 1: Location Indicator Location Tab
Image 1: Location Indicator Location Tab Image 2: Location Indicator Display Tab
Image 2: Location Indicator Display Tab Image 3: Location Indicator Orient Tab
Image 3: Location Indicator Orient TabTo change the origin click and drag in the main display. To  show and/or change
the bearing point do a control-drag in the main display. The x/y/z locations
of the bearing point are shown on the origin axis as tick marks and, optionally,
as longitude/latitude/altitude readouts.
Properties
- Location Tab 
The Location tab shows the location of the origin point, the bearing point
and the 3 tick axis points. You can set the value of the origin or
bearing point directly by entering the value in the appropriate text field
and pressing return.
  
 
- Display Tab 
The display tab allows you to configure the display. You can:
 
-  Constrain along which axis  points are moved with the  checkboxes.
-  Constrain the movement to be within the main 3D bounding box.
-  Disable the dragging of points with the  checkbox.
-  Turn on/off the visibility of labels.
-  Turn on the display of a solid plane along any of the axis with the
 checkboxes. You can also change the color and the transparency of
the plane.
-  Show or hide the bearing lines. These are dashed  lines from the respective axis
to the bearing point.
-  Turn on/off the display of the bearing point with the  checkbox.
-  Expand/contract the length of the origin axis.
-  Set the line width, color, etc.
 
 
- Orient Tab 
You can center the display at the origin or at the point of the location indicator.
More to come.
  
 
 
 
 
  
   
    
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