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==Underground==
[[File:Editor_overlay_functionhighlight.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Active function overlay, named "Nature Highlight", configured to highlight green and garden [[function]]s.]]
{{learned|what the function highlight overlay is.|what information the function highlight overlay displays.|how to configure the function highlight overlay}}
The [[Function Overlay]] is an [[overlay]] which is used for indicating where [[building]]s of certain functions exist. When added to a project, it can be activated by selecting the corresponding icon on the [[navigation panel]]. When activated, it displays 2 colors. One color indicates where the specified buildings exist, the other color is used for all other areas.
==The function highlight overlay==
 
[[File:Editor_overlay_functionhighlight.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Active function highlight overlay]]
The function highlight overlay is an overlay which is used for indicating where constructions of certain functions exist. When added to a project, it can be activated by selecting the corresponding icon on the minimap. When activated, it displays 2 colors. One color indicates where the specified constructions exist, the other color is used for all other areas.


===Function Color===
===Function Color===
This color indicates constructions of (one of) the specified function(s).
This color indicates buildings of (one of) the specified function(s).


===Background Color===
===Background Color===
This color indicates all areas where no construction of the specified function(s) exist. This can be because there is no construction, or a construction of a different function, in that location.
This color indicates all areas where no building of the specified function(s) exist. This can be because there is no building, or a building of a different function, in that location.
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==Configuring the overlay==
[[File:Overlays-right-functionhighlight.jpg|framed|left|The [[Right Panel]] when a [[Function Overlay]] is selected.]]
By default, the overlay does not display any relevant information. The properties of this overlay must be configured first, most notably the list of functions to highlight.
====Name====
[[File:Overlays-right-functionhighlight-name.jpg|frame|right|The field for the "name".]]
: ''The name of the overlay. This is the name that will appear as the title overlay, when hovering over the related icon on the [[navigation panel]]. It is also the text in the [[Overlay legend panel]] of the overlay as description for the "Function Color". You can change this by altering the text in the "Name" field.''<br clear=right>
====Function and Background Color====
[[File:Overlays-right-functionhighlight-color.jpg|frame|right|The fields for the "Function Color" and "Background Color".]]
: ''The colors of the overlay. The "Function Color" is the color used to indicate the buildings with the specified functions in the [[3D Visualization]]. The "Background Color" is the color used to color all other areas. You can change this selecting the color field. A panel will appear in which you can specify the desired color.''<br clear=right>
====Functions====
[[File:Overlays-right-functionhighlight-list.jpg|frame|right|The list of functions which the overlay should highlight.]]
: ''The functions which this overlay should highlight. Any function not in this list is not highlighted by the overlay. To add a function to the list, select "Add", and select the desired function in the function selection window. To remove a function from the list, select the function you wish to remove from the list, and select "Remove".''<br clear=right>
==How-to's==
* [[How to add and remove an Overlay]]
* [[How to edit an overlay legend|Edit an overlay legend]]
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Latest revision as of 09:34, 28 September 2023

Active function overlay, named "Nature Highlight", configured to highlight green and garden functions.

The Function Overlay is an overlay which is used for indicating where buildings of certain functions exist. When added to a project, it can be activated by selecting the corresponding icon on the navigation panel. When activated, it displays 2 colors. One color indicates where the specified buildings exist, the other color is used for all other areas.

Function Color

This color indicates buildings of (one of) the specified function(s).

Background Color

This color indicates all areas where no building of the specified function(s) exist. This can be because there is no building, or a building of a different function, in that location.

Configuring the overlay

The Right Panel when a Function Overlay is selected.

By default, the overlay does not display any relevant information. The properties of this overlay must be configured first, most notably the list of functions to highlight.

Name

The field for the "name".
The name of the overlay. This is the name that will appear as the title overlay, when hovering over the related icon on the navigation panel. It is also the text in the Overlay legend panel of the overlay as description for the "Function Color". You can change this by altering the text in the "Name" field.

Function and Background Color

The fields for the "Function Color" and "Background Color".
The colors of the overlay. The "Function Color" is the color used to indicate the buildings with the specified functions in the 3D Visualization. The "Background Color" is the color used to color all other areas. You can change this selecting the color field. A panel will appear in which you can specify the desired color.

Functions

The list of functions which the overlay should highlight.
The functions which this overlay should highlight. Any function not in this list is not highlighted by the overlay. To add a function to the list, select "Add", and select the desired function in the function selection window. To remove a function from the list, select the function you wish to remove from the list, and select "Remove".

How-to's