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A plethora of POI icons

Posted on 11 March 2021 by Marissa Ding link to Twitter

icons representing Points Of Interest
With the new release of LockOnMe, you can now enjoy a fresh assortment of HD icons for your Points Of Interest (POIs).
From the tedious onesHotel POI(who needs sleeping anyway?...), to the excitingBeach POI or intriguingEaster Egg POI if not downright bizarre onesfallout shelter POI (I mean...??)  —  these icons are designed to mark the location of your POIsstandard POI iconon maps.

When creating a POI, give it a name, add a note if you need to, as well as a link to a picture online if you feel like it, and pick an icon from one of the categories below:

  • Places places category symbol
  • Navigation navigation category symbol
  • Transport transport category symbol
  • Nature nature category symbol
  • Tactical tactical category symbol
  • MISC miscellaneous category symbol
On maps, you may notice that some of the POI icons will come with either a blue or red marker wrapper:
blue marker wrapper red marker wrapper
This is to help you quickly sort out which POIs belong to your own target, as opposed to the POIS coming from the targets which you are tracking.
If the wrapper is blue, it's one of yours: that POI is associated with your connected target. And so by contrast, red means it's associated with another target.
Now in the case of tactical POIs, because red and blue would have a different meaning in that kind of context, the marker wrappers are all grey, and the POIs associated with your connected target will carry a star:
grey marker wrapper with a start grey marker wrapper
What to make of all this? Not only you can use these icons to facilitate your mundane outgoings...
coffee POImeeting POIjogging POI
... you are also at liberty of introducing some uplifting fantasy.
Where did I leave myHotel POI, already?
Let me know if you managed to spot one of these, also:UFO POI

And I guess it would be fun to really have to use this icon:T-Rex POI

Even though I certainly hope you won't have to. Apparently, they used to roam free on our lands some years ago, and they wouldn't politely ask for directions if they met you. There was this movie once, showing them in action – dreadful creatures, really...

But hey, the world doesn't have to be a bad place all the time; this elusive creature for example is mostly friendly, and is even known for bounding with special, good-hearted humans:
Marsupilami POI
Now get to your POIs, and happy tracking!

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