If you add entities to the drawing after bringing the 'Background Map' to front, those will overlap the 'Background Map'. Bringing the 'Background Map' to front makes sense, and it is a very practical option, when it has any Transparent area (learn more about Transparent 'Background Maps' support). "Bring map to front" option: When checked, the map will be overlapped to all the entities in the drawing See also the "Notes" in the article Need to have some reference in the drawing to use the 'Background Maps'?. The 'Background Map' extent is the bounding box defined in the corresponding Map Server and sometimes may be greater than the 'Background Map' geographic extent. If the current view does not intersect the 'Background Map' extent, a warning alerts you about that the selected 'Background Map' is located outside the current view and that you will not see it in the view Otherwise the view fits to the 'Background Map' extent. If the drawing extent intersects the 'Background Map' extent, then the view fits to the drawing extent (the same effect that BricsCAD "Zoom Extents"). For example when you select a different 'Background Map' from the current one, since it is not usually interesting to lose the current view in the drawing If the current view does not intersect the 'Background Map' extent or "Zoom to the map" has been selected, then the view fits to the 'Background Map' extent. Click in another model if you want to change to this modelĭrawing view behavior when selecting a 'Background Map' and the "Zoom to the map" option: The "Background Map" window will display emphasized the current image map model, which you can keep by clicking in the "OK" button. To change the image model map for the 'Background Map', you can execute again the 'SPMBGMAPSHOW' command. Note: If you want the Map images to be displayed during running ZOOM or PAN (commands or mouse wheel), please set the value of the RTDISPLAY system variable to zero Compatibility note: the 'Background Maps' are shown properly in the PLAN view of the WCS in the Model space, but the results in other views as well as in the Layouts are unpredictable The image of the dynamic 'Background Map' is automatically adapted to the current drawing view and it will be automatically fitted when the drawing view changes (zoom, pan, etc.) ( read the Note below). You can find the list arranged using different Groups (Tabs) for the different preset Providers (OpenStreetMap, Mapbox, etc.) and the User groups (see how to Configure User 'Background Maps'). This will open the "Background Map" window allowing you to select a model from the Maps list. You can select an image map model to show as 'Background Map' in the drawing by executing the 'SPMBGMAPSHOW' command of Spatial Manager™ for BricsCAD, which you will find in the "Spatial Manager" ribbon, toolbar or drop-down menu. 
How can I display a 'Background Map' in the drawing?
Print drawings including 'Background Maps'. Take "Snapshots" of the 'Background Maps'. Some other tools such as "Refresh" or Regen and "Clean" the 'Background Map' under special conditions. To learn how to show image Maps in the Background of the drawings, which can enhance their quality as well as make them more understandable. 11 Can I enhance the quality of the 'Background Maps'?. 10 Is it necessary to have some special consideration when Printing or Plotting 'Background Maps'?. 9 Is there any way to get static "Snapshots" of the 'Background Maps'?. 8 Does the 'Background Maps' technology support Transparent maps?. 7 Can I configure my own Web Map Services?. 6 Is there any way to "repair" or "clean" the image of the 'Background Map'?. 5 Is there any special condition to use the 'Background Maps'?. 4 Need to have some reference in the drawing to use the 'Background Maps'?. 3 How can I hide the 'Background Map' in the drawing?. 2 How can I display a 'Background Map' in the drawing?.
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