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MAP 469 - Adjusting The Level Of Water Roads And Signs Visible In XPression Maps
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MAP 469 - Adjusting The Level Of Water Roads And Signs Visible In XPression Maps
Sometimes, there can be too much detail in a map, and it can be distracting. Some locations have lots of small bodies of water, which are not really critical to the story you are trying to tell. Maybe too many roads? How about too many highway shields or road signs?Well, XPression Maps 4.0 introduces a new feature which allows map designers to control the level of those features. You are going to want to watch this video to learn how...
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Have you heard of XPression U (www.rossvideo.com/XPression-U)? A place for online, self-directed learning, to get you up to speed on all the software and workflow XPression has to offer through Ross Video. We’ll be sharing Quick Tips, Basics, and Advanced learning videos to show you just how easy it is to use all the tools XPression has to offer.
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