Solution Settings
Solution Settings contains advanced styling and behavior configuration that applies across your entire solution.
Navigate here via Solution Details → Solution Settings.
Main Display Rule
The Main Display Rule sets the default appearance for every location on your map. Think of it as the master style template — individual Location Types and locations can override specific values, but anything not overridden will look exactly as you've set it here.
The editor is divided into sections: General, Icon, Label, Polygon, Extrusion, 2D Model, and 3D Model. Changes you make here instantly become the new default across your entire solution.
For a full walkthrough of all the options, see Display Rules.
Building Highlight
Building Highlight controls the colored outline drawn around your buildings on the map — useful for making buildings stand out from the surrounding area.
Visibility
Show or hide the building outline.
Zoom from
The zoom level at which the outline starts appearing.
Zoom to
The zoom level at which the outline stops appearing. Check Max zoom to keep it visible all the way in.
Stroke color
The color of the outline. Click the color picker to choose.
Stroke width
How thick the outline appears, in pixels.
Stroke opacity
How transparent the outline is, from 0 (invisible) to 1 (fully visible).
Map Behavior
Map Behavior controls whether locations on your map are clickable by default.
When Selectable is turned on, users can tap or click locations to see their details. Turn it off if you want a browsable map where clicking locations does nothing — useful for display screens or kiosk setups where you don't want users navigating into location detail views. This default can still be overridden for individual Types or locations.
3D Settings
3D Settings let you control how transparent your 3D walls and room shapes appear across the whole solution.
Wall opacity controls how see-through the 3D walls are.
Extrusion opacity does the same for extruded room shapes.
Both use a scale from 0 (completely transparent) to 1 (fully solid).
Note: 3D features require Mapbox and must be enabled for your solution.
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