360 Image Editing - Marker Button Icons

I've never used this feature, but I was curious enough to explore and found some make-shift things that may help you. Keep in mind, these work visually, but I haven't tested the functionality since I'm not familiar with normal usage. You should be able to use these ideas alone or in combination

• Icon Colour can currently be changed using the colour selector located between Marker Styles and Label Styles.
• Icon shape can be faked:
  • Create your icon as a standard shape
    • Don't forget shape tools now includes a Merge Shapes option to make more complex shapes
    • You could also import from Power Point or use something from the Content 360 Library
  • Copy the shape to your clipboard
  • On your marker, choose the blank Icon shape
    • the last option in the navigation section
    • Setting colour to 0 opacity in the colour selector does not do the same since it doesn't remove the shadow
  • Go to Edit States for your marker and paste the icon from your clipboard.
    • Don't forget to realign to the anchor point!
• Marker shape be faked in a couple ways:
  1. Use one of the icon shapes as your marker shape e.g. the Map pointer icon
     • Change the Icon to the shape you want as your marker
     • Set Marker Fill to No Fill and Marker Border to No Outline
     • Change your Icon Color (see above)
  2. Copy/Paste your own shape
     • This method will allow shapes that expand outside the default circle
     • Create your Marker shape as a standard shape
     • Copy the shape to your clipboard
     • Set Marker Fill to No Fill and Marker Border to No Outline
     • Go to Edit States for your marker and paste the shape from your clipboard.
       • Don't forget to realign to the anchor point!
  3. Import your marker shape as a png
     • This method allows you to be most creative, but it must be fully contained within the original circle
     • Design your png using whatever tool you want. You can even choose an image with the icon included.
     • Right click your marker and go to Format Shape
     • On the fill tab, choose Picture or texture fill, then select the required File
     • If your marker includes the icon, remember to pick the blank Icon shape