Marble/C3/More-on-Edit-Maps/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to this tutorial on More on Edit maps.
00:05	In this tutorial we will learn to,
00:08	Add ground overlay
00:10	Select an item Add a polygon hole
00:13	Remove an item and
00:16	Clear all annotations.
00:19	To record this tutorial, I am using,
00:22	Ubuntu Linux OS, version 16.04
00:26	Marble version 1.12.20 and
00:31	A working Internet connection.
00:34	The process demonstrated in this tutorial is identical in
00:39	Ubuntu Linux OS, version 18.04
00:44	Marble version 2.2.20
00:49	To practice this tutorial, learner should be familiar with Marble interface.
00:55	For the prerequisite Marble tutorials, please visit this site.
01:00	The files used in this tutorial are given in the Code files link.
01:05	Please download and extract the files to Desktop.
01:09	I have downloaded and saved the files to my Desktop folder.
01:14	I have opened the Marble interface.
01:18	We have already learnt about some icons in the Edit Maps panel.
01:23	I have added a Placemark, a Polygon and a Path on the map.
01:28	First we will learn to add Ground Overlay to our map.
01:32	A ground overlay is an image that can be added on to a map.
01:37	I will add an image of an Indian flag on location of India on the map.
01:43	Click on the Ground Overlay icon in the Edit Maps panel.
01:48	Edit ground overlay dialog box opens.
01:52	Click on the Browse button at the top left corner of the dialog box.
01:57	Open File Marble Virtual Globe dialog box opens
02:02	I have saved my file in the Desktop folder. Double click on the Desktop folder.
02:09	From the folder select the desired image.
02:13	Here you can see the image India hyphen Flag dot png
02:18	Select the image by clicking on it.
02:21	The same name appears in the File name field.
02:25	Note that the image file should be in the .png file format.
02:30	Click on the Open button in the box.
02:33	Image is seen on the Browse button.
02:36	In the Name field type the name as India hyphen flag.
02:41	Click on OK button in the Edit ground overlay dialog box.
02:46	Image appears on the map.
02:49	Resize the image using the arrow handles.
02:54	You can also drag and drop the image as per your choice.
02:59	Next icon is Select item.
03:03	Select Item option can be used to select an item on the map.
03:08	I will zoom in and select the polygon area Kerala.
03:12	All the nodes appear on the polygon area.
03:16	This indicates that the polygon area is in selected mode.
03:21	Right click on the polygon area.
03:24	A context menu opens.
03:27	Click on Properties option.
03:30	Add Polygon dialog box opens.
03:34	We will change the colour of our polygon area.
03:38	Click on the colour box under Area.
03:41	Select Color window opens.
03:44	I will select brown colour.
03:47	Click on the OK button in the window.
03:50	Click on the OK button at the bottom right corner of Add Polygon dialog box.
03:57	Notice that the color of the polygon area has changed from magenta to brown.
04:04	We can copy and paste this polygon area anywhere on the interface.
04:09	Left click on the polygon area.
04:12	Polygon area is in selected mode.
04:16	Right click on the polygon.
04:19	Select Copy option from the context menu.
04:23	I will paste this polygon outside the map.
04:27	Let us now delete this polygon.
04:30	Right click on the polygon area.
04:33	Select Remove option from the context menu.
04:37	A message Are you sure you want to remove the current item? appears.
04:43	Click on the Yes button.
04:46	The polygon is removed from the map.
04:49	We can place this polygon anywhere on the map using the drag and drop method.
04:56	Now we will move this polygon outside of the map.
05:00	Let us move back the polygon to its previous location.
05:04	Similarly we can change the properties of any item that is added on the map.
05:10	Next item is Add Polygon Hole.
05:14	To highlight an area on the polygon, we can use Add Polygon Hole icon.
05:20	Holes can be made in the existing polygon to highlight a particular region.
05:26	Go to the polygon area Kerala and zoom in.
05:30	Here I will add a polygon hole in the region of Malapuram.
05:36	Click on the Add Polygon Hole icon.
05:40	Start marking nodes on the region of Malapuram.
05:45	Observe that Malapuram area is marked with a polygon hole.
05:50	Next icon is Add nodes.
05:53	We can add more nodes using the Add nodes icon.
05:58	I will now extend the Pune to Satara path.
06:02	Click on Add nodes icon.
06:06	Select the path from Pune to Satara named as Path-1.
06:12	Place the cursor on the ending node and drag it to the desired location.
06:18	I will extend the path to Kolhapur.
06:22	Next we will learn to remove items on the map.
06:26	To remove any item from the map, we can use Remove item icon.
06:32	Now I will remove Path-1 from the map.
06:36	Go to Path 1 and click on it.
06:39	Click on Remove item icon in the panel.
06:43	A message Are you sure you want to remove the current item? appears.
06:48	Click on the Yes button.
06:51	Path 1 has been removed from the map.
06:55	Click on Clear all annotations icon.
06:59	A message Are you sure you want to clear all annotations? appears.
07:04	This option is used to remove all the items created on the map.
07:09	Since I don't want to remove the items on the map, I will click on Cancel button.
07:16	Click on View menu.
07:19	Notice that all the icons in Edit maps panel are also available in the View menu.
07:26	Let us summarize.
07:28	In this tutorial we have learnt to, Add ground overlay, Select an item, Add a polygon hole, Remove an item, Clear all annotations
07:41	An assignment for you,
07:44	Locate Australia on the map and add its flag as Ground Overlay.
07:50	Hint: The image of the flag of Australia is provided in the Code files link.
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08:24	This tutorial is contributed by Viji Nair and Madhuri Ganapathi from IIT Bombay. Thank you for watching.

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