Enterprise Layers indicate the logical/stylistic "layer" an individual geometry should be on.
This is similar to the idea of "layers" in image editing software, except there is no concept
of visual order or hierarchy. Ie: The "Room" layer is neither above nor below the "Wall" layer.
What will be visible is determined by the altitude and heights of the styles applied to the individual
geometries.
Layers can be used to reason about groups of geometries in custom applications. There MAY be a
standard layer convention at a given venue or organization, but it is NOT enforced programmatically.
Geometries part of the same layer do not necessarily share the same style, but often do.
Enterprise Layers indicate the logical/stylistic "layer" an individual geometry should be on.
This is similar to the idea of "layers" in image editing software, except there is no concept of visual order or hierarchy. Ie: The "Room" layer is neither above nor below the "Wall" layer. What will be visible is determined by the altitude and heights of the styles applied to the individual geometries.
Layers can be used to reason about groups of geometries in custom applications. There MAY be a standard layer convention at a given venue or organization, but it is NOT enforced programmatically.
Geometries part of the same layer do not necessarily share the same style, but often do.
Example
Interface