Highlight Selected Parts of a Resource Track
There are two ways to analyze a resource track in the Map View—by viewing the route between resources and by highlighting a specific part of a track. Hovering over a breadcrumb on the map highlights the part of the track that contains the selected breadcrumb. When hovered over any activity marker on the map, the track between the previous and selected activities is highlighted and the non-related tracks are muted. This lets you see the track between two locations.
- When hovering over any activity marker on the map for at least half-a-second, or clicking the activity icon on the right panel:
The part of the track between the previous and selected activities is highlighted.
The selected and previous activity markers are highlighted.
The remaining activity markers and breadcrumbs are grayed out.
When hovering over a point from the track for at least half-a-second:
The part of the track and the activity markers from the previous activity to the next one are highlighted.
The remaining activity markers and breadcrumbs are grayed out.
The highlighting described in the earlier bullet points are applied only for non-clustered points.
Both resolved and unresolved activities are considered when highlighting the route. If activity B is highlighted and there is an unresolved activity (for example, Lunch) before it, then the track is rendered from Lunch to B.
The breadcrumbs between the selected parts of the route are highlighted gradually, one after another. The order of highlighting is based on the timestamp, starting from the earliest one.
