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Geometry Styling ​

Overview ​

The Geometry Styling Tab contains these configurations relating specifically to the geometry style:

  • Colour
  • Size
  • Offset
  • Rotation
  • Opacity

Note that the styling options will be trimmed based on Mapworks' understanding of the layer's geometry type, but all options can be made available by checking "Show options for all geometry types".

An example of configurable colours:

Sample property polygon

An example demonstrating a point with an inner and outline colour where the opacity is reduced for the outline:

Sample tree polygon

To configure geometry styles: ​

  1. In the sidebar, select the Layers Tab
  2. Right click the layer and click Styles

Layer Styles Right Click

  1. Click the Geometry Tab

Geometry Styling Tab

Colour ​

Select from preset swatches or enter a hex colour code. The previous colour is retained on the left next to the new colour and may restored when clicked.

The colour swatches that appear are dependant on the layer type, but include the following:

  • Line Colour
  • Outline Colour (Polygons / Points)
  • Inner Colour (Polygons / Points)

Geometry colour

Size ​

The sizes that appear are dependant on the layer type, but include the following:

  • Line Width
  • Point Size
  • Outline Size (Polyons / Points)

Geometry sizes

For details on Scale-dependent width, see Line Width.

Offset & Rotation ​

Point features can be configured to display as offset from their actual geographic location by up to ±20 units in both X or Y axis and can be rotated up to 360°. This is applicable where a point is rendered with a glyph that contains specific features such as a pointer arrow.

Geometry rotation

Opacity ​

Opacity can be configured on both inner and outer elements of a feature as applicable.

Geometry opacity

Minimum Render Size ​

Minimum Render Size is available for Line and Polygon layers. It controls how features smaller than a configured size are handled, omitting them from the map to reduce visual clutter at certain zoom levels.

Minimum Render Size

📄 Note

Minimum Render Size is separate from Automatic Level of Detail.