After mapping is completed, the created files can be found under the "Load Map Overlays" function.

Once you select this function button, you will be redirected to the menu of the mapping files, where you can choose the file or multiple files from which you would like to generate a depth map.

You have the option to map multiple sections of a lake to combine them into a larger depth map at the end. You can select these files by clicking the square on the left side which gives you the option to rename or delete them on the right side.

After selecting the files and pressing the "ok" button at the bottom right, you will be directed to the map generation menu. Here, the depth map with default settings is displayed, which can be adjusted to your preferences in the details settings to get the best out of your underwater maps. The map on the left can be rotated, zoomed in or out by "Pinch to Zoom". After adjusting everything using the functions listed below, you can save the depth map by clicking on the "Add Depth Map" button. The depth map will be displayed directly on the GPS map, which is explained further in the "Show Generated Overlays" section.

This menu provides various options to get the best out of your map:

1. General settings

2. Details

3. Map boundaries

4. Saving points via 3D view

5. General setting