You can add text and images onto polygons by clicking on a polygon, this will open the Polygon Properties on the right of the screen.
Adding Images
Click into the 3D Perspectives Dashboard.
Left-click on the small blue pencil of the perspective that you are trying to edit.
Left-click on 3D Renderer.
Left-click on the polygon to select it.
In the Polygon Properties window, navigate to the Image tab.
To upload a logo, either Drag and Drop or select Upload. Images must be in .JPG, .PNG, or .SVG formats.
To ensure the image remains clear we recommend a resolution of at least 128x128. Non-square images will be assigned a square resolution based on the largest dimension.
Click Upload and then Ok to finish your upload
*Be sure to check the Visible box to make sure that your image appears on the polygon when you are creating your renders.
With the logo attached to the polygon, you render the perspective(s). Select Save Map from the File Menu or press (Ctrl + S).
Resizing Images
The Images Menu, allows you to Resize All Images(any images attached to polygons will be resized) or Resize Selected Images (only the selected polygon image will be resized).
In the Resize Images pop-up window, select the Maximum Image Dimensions and Perspective you wish to apply these resized images to. Click Resize to finish the process.
While in this tool, you can move around your image to a new X, Y, and Z coordinates in the Polygon Properties. Any new Z coordinates will raise or lower your image so be mindful of any changes in position and check your work in new perspectives. You can also use Draw mode or Move move to transform the images for rotation and scaling, when in the 3D Renderer tool.
Adding Text
Click into the 3D Perspectives Dashboard.
Left-click on the small blue pencil of the perspective that you are trying to edit.
Left-click on 3D Renderer.
Left-click on the polygon to select it.
In the Polygon Properties, navigate to the Label Menu.
Enter the information in the available fields. Once added you can customize the font, size, colour, position, and angle.
Once complete, make sure to save your changes.
Select Save Map from the File Menu or press (Ctrl + S).