Map objects; example HTML-file of non-static map object

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I want to create and use my own non-static map object (with status display and the use of my own image) -> From the right side of the Map Designer Window (properties).

My idea was to find the HTML-file of one of the standard non-static map objects and edit it; because the standard non-static map objects do appear how I want it for my own map object as well.

But until now I am only able to find the HTML-files of specific Status icons who's appearance is not like a standard map object.

(I CAN find the HTML-files for Status Icons, for example "\mapobjects\An Icon A1.htm". Also I found some examples in the knowledge base but none of them suited my purpose)

Question:

Where can I find the HTML-file(s) for one of the standard non-static map objects, for example the first icon in "Icons A" folder in the Properties section of the Map Designer Window. Or can you send me some examples?

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Hi Jos,

Well, the status icons are all rendered internally. What specific state object are we talking about?

Kind regards,
Stephan Linke, Tech Support Team

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