mouzelayer: every feature, listed

Searches cities, countries or coordinates like 48.85, 2.35 and flies the globe camera to the chosen result.

Adds a search result as a pin without flying there; Shift+Enter flies there and pins it.

Adds a camera key holding the current view, 3 seconds after the last key or route (shortcut K).

Plays the camera moves, orbit and routes in the preview; press again to stop (shortcut Space).

Renders PNG frames and builds a new comp with Globe, Routes, route nulls, pin layers and a Map credits layer.

Turns the view to north up and straight down (shortcut N).

Paints the map dark navy with cyan borders and yellow roads.

Paints the map with light blue sea, cream land, green forests and white roads.

Colours land and sea by height and depth, from deep blue oceans to green lowlands and white peaks.

Paints the map off-white with grey water and dark ink borders and coastlines.

Paints a near-black map with pink borders, cyan roads and glowing cyan coastlines.

Paints the map deep blue with white borders, coastlines, roads and grid lines.

Shows or hides city and region names on the globe.

Shows or hides country names on the globe.

Shows or hides country borders and dashed region borders.

Shows or hides highways, major and minor roads as you zoom in.

Draws latitude and longitude lines, spaced closer as you zoom in.

Adds a glowing atmosphere halo round the globe and haze toward the horizon.

Sets how strongly hills are shaded, 0 to 100%; double-click resets to 55.

Sets how tall the 3D terrain stands, 0 to 6 times true height; double-click resets to 1.5.

Sets the compass direction the hill and craft lighting comes from; double-click resets to 315 (north-west).

Shows place names in English where the map has them, or in each place's local name.

Tilts the camera from straight down (0) up to 80 degrees toward the horizon.

Turns the camera heading, 0 to 359 degrees, 0 being north.

Removes every camera key; the current view stays.

Lists keys by nearest place, altitude and time; clicking one jumps the view and time to it.

Sets the selected key's time in seconds.

The camera arrives at this key up and over: zooming out, across, then back in.

The camera arrives straight across, zooming as it goes.

No move: the view cuts to this key.

Sets how the camera arrives at the key: Smooth, Linear, In or Out.

Updates the selected key to the view on screen now.

Deletes the selected camera key.

Scrubs through the camera moves and routes in the preview.

Adds a steady turn around the view, -30 to +30 degrees a second; double-click resets.

Adds a pin at the centre of the view, named after the nearest place.

Rename a pin by typing, remove it with ×, or click it to fly there.

Adds a plane travelling from the second-last pin to the last, starting after existing routes and lasting 4 seconds.

Lists routes with their ends and times; click one to edit it, or × to remove it.

Chooses which pins the route starts and ends at.

A 3D airliner with navigation lights and contrails flies the arc between the pins.

A 3D jet with an afterburner flame flies the arc between the pins.

A 3D ship sails by sea between the pins through canals and straits, with wake and funnel smoke.

A glowing dot with a comet tail travels the arc between the pins.

Sets when the trip sets off and how long it takes, in seconds.

Sets the trip's speed curve: Smooth, Steady, Speed up or Slow down.

Sets how high it flies over the middle of the trip, 0 to 30% of the distance; disabled for ships.

Sets how big the plane, ship or dot is on a 1080p picture, 12 to 90 px.

Sets the route line's colour and width, 0 to 12 px (0 hides the line).

The camera keeps its own moves while the route plays.

Keeps the travelling vehicle in the middle of the picture during the trip.

Flies the camera behind the vehicle, turned the way it heads and tilted down.

Draws the route line growing behind the vehicle instead of the whole line at once.

Makes the route line dashed, with dashes flowing the way it travels.

Adds banks of cloud along the trip that the plane climbs through, flies over and descends through; not for ships.

Moves the time to the start of the selected trip.

Deletes the selected route.

Renders at the open comp's size and frame rate; 1080p when no comp is open.

Renders at 1920 × 1080.

Renders at 3840 × 2160.

Renders at 1080 × 1920.

Renders at 1080 × 1080.

Sets the render frame rate: 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50 or 60 fps.

Renders the globe over a dark sky with stars.

Renders a see-through background so the globe sits over your own layers.

Renders the globe over one chosen background colour.

Standard renders map detail as in the preview; High uses finer map pieces, sharper and slower.

Includes place and country names in the rendered globe frames.