Hello, ThinkGeo Team!
I noticed a very interesting feature in the creation of objects in TrackOverlay. For example, it is very interesting to create a polygon (as in your example). I use to store objects Sql 2008 (spatial data types - geography). If I create a polygon (in the simplest case of a square) through the arrangement of pixels counter-clockwise, then all is well, the database is preserved. However, if I was setting a point in a clockwise direction and try to save the database, I have an error because the object is considered invalid, since this data type in SQL (by OGC) is important tab order. How can I fix it? In any case, I get a square, by and large it should not depend on the order of assignment of points. Can we in any way make the object, resulting in the overlay track an object that satisfies the OGC? Thanks.