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Use LGS1920 Studio day to day.

A practical guide organized around the way you prepare, edit, compose, and export route scenes while keeping data local or synced in the browser.

  • Start and import
  • Journeys, tracks, and POIs
  • Snapshot and video output
  • Export output

General Presentation

LGS1920 Studio is a privacy-first route editor. It helps you load route files, review journeys and tracks, place points of interest, direct the camera, add visual overlays, and export the final result as reports, screenshots, or video while keeping data local or browser-synced.

The guide is organized around what you want to do: import a route, change the map, edit the journey, change colors, add widgets, export, or fix a problem.

Main Steps

Follow the steps in the same order as a normal Studio session.

Start a session Open the Studio and check that the workspace is ready. Import a route Load GeoJSON, GPX, or KML and check that the route appears. Use map layers Change the map background, terrain, visibility, disclaimers, and tokens. Edit journeys and tracks Change title, description, route line color, thickness, and visibility. Use POIs Add and edit markers for places, starts, stops, and viewpoints. Change colors and appearance Change theme mode, brand color, seasonal palette, and UI preferences. Set camera and scene Choose scene mode, focus objects, orbit, and panorama. Use widgets Add text, credits, compass, elevation profile, and journey statistics. Export Create a snapshot, video, PDF report, or HTML ZIP report. Fix common problems Handle missing tokens, protected layers, import issues, widget errors, and startup problems. Shortcuts Use keyboard, pointer, widget, and camera shortcuts.

Typical Session

  1. Open the Studio and confirm the workspace is ready.
  2. Import a source file.
  3. Choose map layers and terrain.
  4. Edit the journey and its tracks.
  5. Add or edit points of interest.
  6. Change colors and appearance if the route needs a different visual setup.
  7. Focus the camera and choose the scene mode.
  8. Add widgets that should appear in the final output.
  9. Export a snapshot, video, PDF report, or HTML ZIP report.

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Screenshots should show real user situations. Keep one image or placeholder near each workflow page so the guide can evolve without changing its structure.

Use the Studio

Keep the guide open while you prepare a journey, tune the scene, and export the output.

The guide follows the same order as a typical session: open, import, choose layers, edit, style, compose, export, and troubleshoot.

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