πŸ–ŒοΈStyle vector data

Overview

This section explains how to apply styling to vector data in Ellipsis Drive.

A short video walkthrough is available below.


Applying styles

To style a vector layer, open the layer and access the styling options in the viewer.

Styling is applied based on feature properties and can be configured using the methods below.


Styling methods

chevron-right🟠 Range-based styling (rangeMap)hashtag

Assigns colors based on value ranges within a selected attribute.

Useful for continuous data such as elevation, density, or measurements.

chevron-right🟠 Value-based styling (valueMap)hashtag

Assigns specific colors to distinct attribute values.

Useful for categorical data such as land use types or classifications.

chevron-right🟠 Constanthashtag

Applies a single style to all features in the layer.

Useful for simple visualisation or baseline styling.

chevron-right🟠 Seeded random stylinghashtag

Assigns consistent random colors to features based on their properties.

Useful for visually distinguishing features without predefined categories.

chevron-right🟠 Inherited stylinghashtag

Applies styling based on a color attribute already present in the dataset.

Useful when styling is defined at data source level.

chevron-right🟠 Case-based styling (caseMap)hashtag

Applies styles based on conditional logic.

Useful for defining rules where styling depends on multiple conditions.

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