FAQ:
Do you have any other maps of this place?
In most cases – yes, there are other maps of this place. Use the search (above), just enter the name of the city, state, country.
Is this exactly a vector map? How much can I zoom in or out?
Yes, it really is a vector map. You can zoom in or out as much as you like without affecting the resolution. Note that when you zoom in or out of the map (the entire map), ALL objects zoom in proportionally and dimensionally.
All objects on the map – roads (by type), street names, names of places (cities) and others – are divided into layers. When working with a map, a good solution will be to block all layers that you do not work with.
If you need to increase only the inscriptions (for example, street names) – this is possible. But, if you enlarge, for example, only street names with the operations “select all objects in the layer”, than click “objects” -> “transform” -> “transform each (for example, 200%)” – some street names can begin to intersect, also may go out of the curved street lines.
This will need to be edited manually.
Try one of our free map samples to see the maps in action >>>
The map preview below shows only bitmaps (JPG) of vector map fragments, and for practical reasons the preview is limited to certain levels of scaling.
Is the map completely editable?
Yes, everything you see on the map can be edited and stylized in different ways. You can try one of our free map samples to see how the map works.
I don’t need certain features of the map, can I hide them?
Yes, objects in your map are organized into layers that you can hide, delete, or edit individually.
You can try one of our free map samples to see the typical layers on our map >>>
Does the map not cover the area I need?
Of course, we can make a map for you that covers another area, quickly and at affordable prices.
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Can I edit vector files with Adobe Photoshop??
Vector files cannot be edited in Photoshop. Photoshop is an editor for RASTER files. When you import a vector file (Illustrator or PDF) into Photoshop, the program turns it into a raster (that is, a set of colored pixels with coordinates) and of course, Photoshop does not understand layers in Illustrator.
When importing a file (For example, vector PDF) into Photoshop – you can specify the RESOLUTION – for example, 150 dpi, or 300, or 600 dpi. But it will still be a raster file.
To edit and print vector files, you can use vector editors – Illustrator, CorelDraw, Adobe Acrobat, and some others.
ALSO: As I understand it, you do not have any vector editor. I would advise you to buy a 1-month subscription to Adobe Illustrator – you will have full legal software for only $20 per month. https://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator/plans.html
ALSO: There are free vector editors that are almost a complete replacement for Adobe Illustrator, for example, InkScape and some others. ( see here: https://mailchimp.com/resources/adobe-illustrator-free-alternative/ )
NOTE: Free programs don’t work well with large files.
Regarding the difference between vector images and raster images – please look at the image above
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