Programme lets you create a vector image.
You can select a 3D (Stereo) or 2D (CAD) mode of programme work.
Common features of 2D and 3D:
The programme creates a vector image composed of lines, arcs etc. The task consists in selecting points with a mouse or a controller.
The Mapper is a graphic environment where you can run functions and applications so that you can draw or edit elements.
Differences between 2D and 3D:
2D: It's a CAD programme mode. You can create images with XYZ coordinates elements (in three-D space). When you run the programme you can work in a few views with optional observation orientation.
The task consists in drawing elements such as lines, arcs etc. You can save the created image in a file of .det extention.
3D: It's a digital autograph's photogrammetric mode. You can draw a vector image in three-D space using a photogrammetric stereoscopic model . After running the programme you will be asked about a model in the select model dialogue, where you can also choose a photogrammetric project. Once you choose a model photos are displayed and you can start the task. You can save the created image in a file of .det extension.