Hi, On 16.04.19 00:23, Flaviu S wrote: > I searched for a way or a tool which can do following:
Here's a couple ways/methods you could try. Method 1: The following method does not need *programming* skills but you'll have to know your way around a Linux machine: * install osm2pgsql, Mapnik, and PostGIS * clone openstreetmap-carto from github and follow instructions for downloading shape files there * install nik4.py * get an .osm.pbf data file that covers the region you are interested in, perhaps from extract.bbbike.org * import into database with osm2pgsql * run nik4 to generate large output image To add custom KML data, EITHER (variant 1a) * convert KMZ to shape file, add a new layer to your openstreetmap-carto style to draw this shape file with the appropriate styling OR (variant 1b) * instruct nik4 to output a "world file" in addition to output image, then open output image in QGIS, load your KMZ in QGIS, style as desired. Note you may have to tell QGIS that your image is in EPSG:3857 and possibly enable "on the fly transformation" to load the KMZ which likely is in EPSG:4326 Method 2: If all this sounds too complicated, you might be able to use https://maposmatic.osm-baustelle.de/ to generate a couple of large images that you can then stitch together (better than screenshots). But adding your KMZ would then be difficult - perhaps it can be done by uploading your KMZ tu UMAP and then using the maposmatic UMAP functionality. Method 3: Another option might be to use only QGIS, and start by adding an OSM layer from a free WMS server https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WMS and then add your KMZ on top. The "print composer" in QGIS should then allow you to create a large image. The output quality of this approach depends on whether or not the WMS supports high(er) resolution output; worst case, it will be only screenshot quality. Bye Frederik -- Frederik Ramm ## eMail frede...@remote.org ## N49°00'09" E008°23'33" _______________________________________________ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
