- Map multiple locations, get transit/walking/driving directions, view live traffic conditions, plan trips, view satellite, aerial and street side imagery. Do more with Bing Maps.
- Make sure any Mesh you want to apply a light map to has proper UVs for lightmapping. The easiest way to do this is to open the Mesh import settings and enable the Generate Lightmap UVs setting. Next, to control the resolution of the lightmaps, go to the Lightmapping Settings section and adjust the Lightmap Resolution value.
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In order for NetSpot to accurately survey the Wi-Fi signals in your space, you need to start with an accurate map. If you don’t have a map, here are a few options:
Connect to all Free WiFi Hotspots using WiFi Map App all over the World! On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Maps app. On the top right, tap Layers. Tap the view that you want: Default: The normal Google Maps view; Satellite: A view from above that shows individual buildings and objects in more detail; Terrain: A view that shows mountains, lakes, and other landscape features in more detail.
- Draw a map using NetSpot’s own integrated drawing program (see “How do I draw a new map?”).
- Contact the building owner or your local County Clerk’s office (where property deeds are registered) and ask if you can get a copy of the architectural blueprints for the building. Scan and save the blueprints on your computer.
- Draw a map of your own on graph paper. Scan and save the map on your computer.
- Draw a map using an illustration program, or a building design program such as My Four Walls. One user recommended a very interesting apps available for iPhone and iPad: MagicPlan and for Android: CamToPlan.
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The following tips should help you get the best results from your maps:
- Maps need to be saved as one of the following file types before they can be imported into NetSpot: GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF or PDF (but only the first page of a multi-page PDF).
- Ideally, maps should be black and white with no other colors. The map background should be white. If the background is another color, try lightening it using a photo editing program.
- If you have a very large area to scan, we recommend breaking up the map into sections and uploading those sections as separate zones. The maximum size map we recommend is 3000 x 2000 pixels.
- How fast your map updates during scans depends on how much RAM your laptop has. 4 GB of RAM will give you an optimal experience with larger maps. If you have less RAM and are bothered by slow scans, simply decrease the size of your map.
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