Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Carlos Dávila wrote: Try again with the screeshots: Carlos Dávila escribió: Charlie Ferrero escribió: Clinton Gladstone wrote: On Dec 22, 2009, at 12:41, Charlie Ferrero wrote: So I've solved the problem of getting the familysets properly visible in the secondary map menu, but now individual tiles all share the same family name, no matter which family they were originally in. I'm pretty sure that to get correct names for the individual tiles, you have to provide names for each of them. You can do this by using the -c option and providing a .args file which lists the names of each tile. (Do this instead of using *.img on the command line.) I do pretty much the same thing as you do, except I use MapSource or the Map Install on the Mac to do the final combine and transfer. (Which is also needed if the --index option is used.) Cheers. Bear in mind that before this merge step, I've already built the various tiles .img files and set the description, area-name, family-name correctly (and verified this by making a gmapsupp.img for each layer individually). So it seems unnecessary to have to do it again at the point of merging the layers into one final file. But anyhow, if I were to follow your suggestion I would need to supply multiple .args files - one for each layer. But if I try the following it doesn't work (I end up with a single layer, the last one on the command line): java -jar mkgmap.jar --gmapsupp -c contours.args contours.TYP -c base.args base.TYP -c routing.args I need multiple .args files to control things like: draw-priority transparent family-name etc for each layer. AFAIK you can put all this settings in the same args, in the section of each layer. This is what I have in an args file I'm testing: latin1 code-page=1252 gmapsupp remove-short-arcs country-name=ESPAÑA country-abbr=ESP family-id=30 product-id=314 family-name=OSM España series-name=OSM-Iberia-n index road-name-pois ignore-maxspeeds add-pois-to-areas adjust-turn-headings report-similar-arcs link-pois-to-ways location-autofill=1 drive-on-right check-roundabouts check-roundabout-flares draw-priority=25 style=mio route mapname: 63240001 description: ES-Madrid input-file: 63240001.osm.gz mapname: 63240002 description: ES-Vigo input-file: 63240002.osm.gz mapname: 63240003 description: ES-Valladolid input-file: 63240003.osm.gz mapname: 63240004 description: ES-Valencia input-file: 63240004.osm.gz mapname: 63240005 description: ES-Barcelona input-file: 63240005.osm.gz family-id=31 product-id=320 family-name=OSM Costa Iberia series-name=OSM-Iberia-costa draw-priority=28 generate-sea transparent style=sea mapname: 63240100 description: Costa Iberia input-file: ../mapas/sea/costa_peninsula.osm Carlos, The difference is that you are compiling the files from *.osm. I already have the files compiled to *.img. I don't want to have to start from *.osm because my contour layer never changes, so there's no point having to recompile it from scratch every time I update my OSM map data (i.e. weekly). I've not got any further here, so I'm settling with my Option 2 listed a few emails upthread, as this gives me 95% of what I wanted. Thanks all for your help, -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Clinton Gladstone escribi: On Dec 22, 2009, at 20:27, Carlos Dvila wrote: Maybe you remember a discussion on this issue back in October [1]. Then I tried transparent/draw-priority as you suggest and the land layer covered the sea, but I'll try again and report back. Sorry, I had forgotten about this. From your description it seems like either the land map is not properly set to transparent, or some non-transparent polygons in the land map are appearing on top of the sea layer, or possibly you have another map on your Nuvi which is drawn on top of the sea map. The problem seems to be in the nuvi, as the map is correctly drawn in MapSource and Legend HCx, so it can be related with the base map or the included map (HCx has none of them). Most probably it's the base map, as I have the same CityNavigator installed in MapSource and in the nuvi and MS works fine. I have generated a new map with sea priority=10, no transparent and land priority=25, transparent and have exactly the same problem in the nuvi (no difference copying gmapsupp generated with mkgmap to the SD or sending the map with mapsource). One side effect of this approach is that bridges over the sea disappear under the water, as the sea polygon is not transparent. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Charlie Ferrero escribi: Carlos Dvila wrote: Try again with the screeshots: Carlos Dvila escribi: Charlie Ferrero escribi: Clinton Gladstone wrote: On Dec 22, 2009, at 12:41, Charlie Ferrero wrote: So I've solved the problem of getting the familysets properly visible in the secondary map menu, but now individual tiles all share the same family name, no matter which family they were originally in. I'm pretty sure that to get correct names for the individual tiles, you have to provide names for each of them. You can do this by using the -c option and providing a .args file which lists the names of each tile. (Do this instead of using *.img on the command line.) I do pretty much the same thing as you do, except I use MapSource or the Map Install on the Mac to do the final combine and transfer. (Which is also needed if the --index option is used.) Cheers. Bear in mind that before this merge step, I've already built the various tiles .img files and set the description, area-name, family-name correctly (and verified this by making a gmapsupp.img for each layer individually). So it seems unnecessary to have to do it again at the point of merging the layers into one final file. But anyhow, if I were to follow your suggestion I would need to supply multiple .args files - one for each layer. But if I try the following it doesn't work (I end up with a single layer, the last one on the command line): java -jar mkgmap.jar --gmapsupp -c contours.args contours.TYP -c base.args base.TYP -c routing.args I need multiple .args files to control things like: draw-priority transparent family-name etc for each layer. AFAIK you can put all this settings in the same args, in the section of each layer. This is what I have in an args file I'm testing: latin1 code-page=1252 gmapsupp remove-short-arcs country-name=ESPAA country-abbr=ESP family-id=30 product-id=314 family-name=OSM Espaa series-name=OSM-Iberia-n index road-name-pois ignore-maxspeeds add-pois-to-areas adjust-turn-headings report-similar-arcs link-pois-to-ways location-autofill=1 drive-on-right check-roundabouts check-roundabout-flares draw-priority=25 style=mio route mapname: 63240001 description: ES-Madrid input-file: 63240001.osm.gz mapname: 63240002 description: ES-Vigo input-file: 63240002.osm.gz mapname: 63240003 description: ES-Valladolid input-file: 63240003.osm.gz mapname: 63240004 description: ES-Valencia input-file: 63240004.osm.gz mapname: 63240005 description: ES-Barcelona input-file: 63240005.osm.gz family-id=31 product-id=320 family-name=OSM Costa Iberia series-name=OSM-Iberia-costa draw-priority=28 generate-sea transparent style=sea mapname: 63240100 description: Costa Iberia input-file: ../mapas/sea/costa_peninsula.osm Carlos, The difference is that you are compiling the files from *.osm. I already have the files compiled to *.img. I don't want to have to start from *.osm because my contour layer never changes, so there's no point having to recompile it from scratch every time I update my OSM map data (i.e. weekly). My final goal is also to use always the same sea map (img) and only compile routable map ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Ralf Kleineisel wrote: On 12/21/2009 11:25 AM, char...@cferrero.net wrote: Thanks for the info. I currently generate each layer of my 3-layer map using the --gmapsupp switch and then just combine the three gmapsupp.img files. Given your notes, it seems that this may be wrong. Instead I should only create the gmapsupp.img at the last step. Am I wrong to create intermediate gmapsupp.img files and then combine them? It's not wrong, it will work. But it is not necessary. Since the merge of the mapset branch you can do it in one go, even combine pre-made .img files (e.g. rarely changing contour layers) with newly created .img files from .osm files. ___ Still not having much joy here. I've reached the point where I get the correct family names properly from the map setup sub-menu, but now individual tiles all have the same *area* name, irrespective of what was actually set. Option 1. (Worst option/broken) Combine prebuilt gmapsupp.img files into a new, final gmapsupp.img file. java -Xmx1500m -ea -jar mkgmap.jar --product-id=1 --mapset-name=UK_merged --gmapsupp --family-name=cont_family --family-id=1402 ./contours/gmapsupp.img CF1402.TYP --family-name=base_family --family-id=1400 ./base/gmapsupp.img CF1400.TYP --family-name=rout_family --family-id=1401 ./routing/gmapsupp.img Final file size: 283 MB No OSM copyright message when booting GPS TYP files are not applied to the layers Under Menu-Setup map in GPS, all tiles are listed as , , Dec 2009 *except* two tiles which are listed as [description], Area 63240xxx, Dec 2009 Under the secondary menu (Menu-Setup Map-Menu) I see Hide rout_family Hide Hide base_family Hide Hide cont_family Hide Option 2. (Steve's method) Combine pre-compiled tiles (nb NOT gmapsupp.img files) into a single gmapsupp.img. java -Xmx1500m -ea -jar mkgmap.jar --product-id=1 --mapset-name=UK_merged --gmapsupp --family-name=cont_family --series-name=cont_series --area-name=cont_area --family-id=1402 ./contours/%contourLayer%*.img CF1402.TYP --family-name=base_family --series-name=base_series --area-name=base_area --family-id=1400 ./%OSMLayer%*.img CF1400.TYP --family-name=rout_family --series-name=rout_series --area-name=rout_area --family-id=1401 ./%routingLayer%*.img Final file size: 284 MB OSM copyright visible when booting TYP files are applied to the layers Under Menu-Setup map in GPS, all tiles are listed as [description], rout_area, Dec 2009 **Aaargh!!** Under the secondary menu (Menu-Setup Map-Menu) I see Hide rout_family Hide base_family Hide cont_family **yay - this is what I wanted** So I've solved the problem of getting the familysets properly visible in the secondary map menu, but now individual tiles all share the same family name, no matter which family they were originally in. Yours strugglingly, -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On Dec 22, 2009, at 12:41, Charlie Ferrero wrote: So I've solved the problem of getting the familysets properly visible in the secondary map menu, but now individual tiles all share the same family name, no matter which family they were originally in. I'm pretty sure that to get correct names for the individual tiles, you have to provide names for each of them. You can do this by using the -c option and providing a .args file which lists the names of each tile. (Do this instead of using *.img on the command line.) I do pretty much the same thing as you do, except I use MapSource or the Map Install on the Mac to do the final combine and transfer. (Which is also needed if the --index option is used.) Cheers. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Option 1. (Worst option/broken) Combine prebuilt gmapsupp.img files into a new, final gmapsupp.img file. Although this could be made to work properly I'm sure that it doesn't at present - not for what you are trying to do anyway. I had been ignoring the MPS file and thought it wasn't much use (since gmapsupp.img will work without one) but for getting family name and id correct it is essential. Now that I realise I can make it work. Option 2. (Steve's method) [...] [description], rout_area, Dec 2009 **Aaargh!!** As Clinton says, you probably need to set a discription for each tile. ..Steve ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Clinton Gladstone wrote: On Dec 22, 2009, at 12:41, Charlie Ferrero wrote: So I've solved the problem of getting the familysets properly visible in the secondary map menu, but now individual tiles all share the same family name, no matter which family they were originally in. I'm pretty sure that to get correct names for the individual tiles, you have to provide names for each of them. You can do this by using the -c option and providing a .args file which lists the names of each tile. (Do this instead of using *.img on the command line.) I do pretty much the same thing as you do, except I use MapSource or the Map Install on the Mac to do the final combine and transfer. (Which is also needed if the --index option is used.) Cheers. Bear in mind that before this merge step, I've already built the various tiles .img files and set the description, area-name, family-name correctly (and verified this by making a gmapsupp.img for each layer individually). So it seems unnecessary to have to do it again at the point of merging the layers into one final file. But anyhow, if I were to follow your suggestion I would need to supply multiple .args files - one for each layer. But if I try the following it doesn't work (I end up with a single layer, the last one on the command line): java -jar mkgmap.jar --gmapsupp -c contours.args contours.TYP -c base.args base.TYP -c routing.args I need multiple .args files to control things like: draw-priority transparent family-name etc for each layer. What am I missing?! -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On 12/22/2009 03:38 PM, Charlie Ferrero wrote: Bear in mind that before this merge step, I've already built the various tiles .img files and set the description, area-name, family-name correctly (and verified this by making a gmapsupp.img for each layer individually). So it seems unnecessary to have to do it again at the point of merging the layers into one final file. It isn't. E.g. the FID is not saved in the individual .img files, only in the gmapsupp.img and .tdb file. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On 22.12.2009 17:25, Ralf Kleineisel wrote: On 12/22/2009 03:38 PM, Charlie Ferrero wrote: Bear in mind that before this merge step, I've already built the various tiles .img files and set the description, area-name, family-name correctly (and verified this by making a gmapsupp.img for each layer individually). So it seems unnecessary to have to do it again at the point of merging the layers into one final file. It isn't. E.g. the FID is not saved in the individual .img files, only in the gmapsupp.img and .tdb file. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev The most important change would be something like at least 2 points for every 500m. Otherwise break the line and don't draw the straight section. This would get rid of the artifacts seen in places with data holes. Would be great ending with contourlinemaps without all those straight lines crossing. Currently one has to clean up in mapedit afterwards and recompile from mp (and the more wrong lines you want to get rid of, the more good information is also missing if you don't divide the lines but just mass select and delete). ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Charlie Ferrero escribió: Clinton Gladstone wrote: On Dec 22, 2009, at 12:41, Charlie Ferrero wrote: So I've solved the problem of getting the familysets properly visible in the secondary map menu, but now individual tiles all share the same family name, no matter which family they were originally in. I'm pretty sure that to get correct names for the individual tiles, you have to provide names for each of them. You can do this by using the -c option and providing a .args file which lists the names of each tile. (Do this instead of using *.img on the command line.) I do pretty much the same thing as you do, except I use MapSource or the Map Install on the Mac to do the final combine and transfer. (Which is also needed if the --index option is used.) Cheers. Bear in mind that before this merge step, I've already built the various tiles .img files and set the description, area-name, family-name correctly (and verified this by making a gmapsupp.img for each layer individually). So it seems unnecessary to have to do it again at the point of merging the layers into one final file. But anyhow, if I were to follow your suggestion I would need to supply multiple .args files - one for each layer. But if I try the following it doesn't work (I end up with a single layer, the last one on the command line): java -jar mkgmap.jar --gmapsupp -c contours.args contours.TYP -c base.args base.TYP -c routing.args I need multiple .args files to control things like: draw-priority transparent family-name etc for each layer. AFAIK you can put all this settings in the same args, in the section of each layer. This is what I have in an args file I'm testing: latin1 code-page=1252 gmapsupp remove-short-arcs country-name=ESPAÑA country-abbr=ESP family-id=30 product-id=314 family-name=OSM España series-name=OSM-Iberia-n index road-name-pois ignore-maxspeeds add-pois-to-areas adjust-turn-headings report-similar-arcs link-pois-to-ways location-autofill=1 drive-on-right check-roundabouts check-roundabout-flares draw-priority=25 style=mio route mapname: 63240001 description: ES-Madrid input-file: 63240001.osm.gz mapname: 63240002 description: ES-Vigo input-file: 63240002.osm.gz mapname: 63240003 description: ES-Valladolid input-file: 63240003.osm.gz mapname: 63240004 description: ES-Valencia input-file: 63240004.osm.gz mapname: 63240005 description: ES-Barcelona input-file: 63240005.osm.gz family-id=31 product-id=320 family-name=OSM Costa Iberia series-name=OSM-Iberia-costa draw-priority=28 generate-sea transparent style=sea mapname: 63240100 description: Costa Iberia input-file: ../mapas/sea/costa_peninsula.osm First layer is my regular routable map made from spain.osm.bz2 previously processed with splitter and second layer uses a sea-only map. I have also uses a precompiled sea-only map as input for the second layer. This way I've been able to compile a map of Spain with sea avoiding the problems of geofabrik extracts. It works fine in MapSource and Legend HCx, but in nuvi 300 some weird lines appear and some elements of the map are under the sea. See screenshots: map in nuvi Map in MapSource What am I missing?! -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On Dec 22, 2009, at 18:13, Carlos Dávila wrote: AFAIK you can put all this settings in the same args, in the section of each layer. This is what I have in an args file I'm testing: ... family-id=30 product-id=314 family-name=OSM España series-name=OSM-Iberia-n ... draw-priority=25 ... family-id=31 product-id=320 family-name=OSM Costa Iberia series-name=OSM-Iberia-costa draw-priority=28 generate-sea transparent I think you may have the draw priorities and the --transparent option reversed. When I produced a similar map, I set the draw priority of the sea layer to 10, but not transparent. The land layer had the default draw priority, but was transparent. That way the sea polygons appear underneath the land layer: I would assume that this explains the weirdness which you see on the Nuvi. In your screenshot it looked like the Nuvi was drawing the sea polygons on top of the land. Cheers.___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Clinton Gladstone escribi: On Dec 22, 2009, at 18:13, Carlos Dvila wrote: AFAIK you can put all this settings in the same args, in the section of each layer. This is what I have in an args file I'm testing: ... family-id=30 product-id=314 family-name=OSM Espaa series-name=OSM-Iberia-n ... draw-priority=25 ... family-id=31 product-id=320 family-name=OSM Costa Iberia series-name=OSM-Iberia-costa draw-priority=28 generate-sea transparent I think you may have the draw priorities and the --transparent option reversed. When I produced a similar map, I set the draw priority of the sea layer to 10, but not transparent. The land layer had the default draw priority, but was transparent. That way the sea polygons appear underneath the land layer: I would assume that this explains the weirdness which you see on the Nuvi. In your screenshot it looked like the Nuvi was drawing the sea polygons on top of the land. Maybe you remember a discussion on this issue back in October [1]. Then I tried transparent/draw-priority as you suggest and the land layer covered the sea, but I'll try again and report back. [1] http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/pipermail/mkgmap-dev/2009q4/004638.html Regards ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On Dec 22, 2009, at 20:27, Carlos Dávila wrote: Maybe you remember a discussion on this issue back in October [1]. Then I tried transparent/draw-priority as you suggest and the land layer covered the sea, but I'll try again and report back. Sorry, I had forgotten about this. From your description it seems like either the land map is not properly set to transparent, or some non-transparent polygons in the land map are appearing on top of the sea layer, or possibly you have another map on your Nuvi which is drawn on top of the sea map. Cheers. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Quoting Steve Ratcliffe st...@parabola.me.uk: On 12/14/2009 04:35 PM, Torsten Leistikow wrote: Moin, I have multiple map layers in my gmapsupp.img file, but I can not set the name of the layers, so that they can be identified on my nuvi. The first layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap.jar --style-file=../../styles/06_restrictions_motorcar --remove-short-arcs=5 --transparent --product-id=7 --family-id=46 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_M_OV --tdbfile --draw-priority=18 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/6???.osm.gz The second layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap_style_2.jar --style-file=../../styles/03_topo_base --remove-short-arcs=5 --product-id=7 --family-id=43 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_BASE --tdbfile --draw-priority=8 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/3???.osm.gz And in a third step I combine both layers into the gmapsupp.img: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP Sorry I'm a bit late on this thread... Most of the parameters to do with family and product id's are not stored in the .img file and so they need to be specified when creating a tdb or gmapsupp file. When a gmapsupp is created there is an extra file added that contains family id, name etc information. This MPS file is within the gmapsupp, so you don't see it normally. This file gained a lot of fixes recently and still might not be 100% correct. So you will need a command line something like this to create the gmapsupp: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp --family-name=OSM_M_OV --family-id=46 img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img --family-name=OSM_BASE --family-id=43 img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP ..Steve Steve, Thanks for the info. I currently generate each layer of my 3-layer map using the --gmapsupp switch and then just combine the three gmapsupp.img files. Given your notes, it seems that this may be wrong. Instead I should only create the gmapsupp.img at the last step. Am I wrong to create intermediate gmapsupp.img files and then combine them? Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On 12/21/2009 11:25 AM, char...@cferrero.net wrote: Thanks for the info. I currently generate each layer of my 3-layer map using the --gmapsupp switch and then just combine the three gmapsupp.img files. Given your notes, it seems that this may be wrong. Instead I should only create the gmapsupp.img at the last step. Am I wrong to create intermediate gmapsupp.img files and then combine them? It's not wrong, it will work. But it is not necessary. Since the merge of the mapset branch you can do it in one go, even combine pre-made .img files (e.g. rarely changing contour layers) with newly created .img files from .osm files. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On 12/14/2009 04:35 PM, Torsten Leistikow wrote: Moin, I have multiple map layers in my gmapsupp.img file, but I can not set the name of the layers, so that they can be identified on my nuvi. The first layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap.jar --style-file=../../styles/06_restrictions_motorcar --remove-short-arcs=5 --transparent --product-id=7 --family-id=46 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_M_OV --tdbfile --draw-priority=18 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/6???.osm.gz The second layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap_style_2.jar --style-file=../../styles/03_topo_base --remove-short-arcs=5 --product-id=7 --family-id=43 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_BASE --tdbfile --draw-priority=8 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/3???.osm.gz And in a third step I combine both layers into the gmapsupp.img: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP Sorry I'm a bit late on this thread... Most of the parameters to do with family and product id's are not stored in the .img file and so they need to be specified when creating a tdb or gmapsupp file. When a gmapsupp is created there is an extra file added that contains family id, name etc information. This MPS file is within the gmapsupp, so you don't see it normally. This file gained a lot of fixes recently and still might not be 100% correct. So you will need a command line something like this to create the gmapsupp: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp --family-name=OSM_M_OV --family-id=46 img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img --family-name=OSM_BASE --family-id=43 img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP ..Steve ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
garvan.m...@online.com.kh wrote: Your Tool Meun may be hidden in mapsource. From the menu select Tools-Map, and then select all the tiles you want to transfer to your device by draging a selection box over them with the mouse, or clicking on each tile. It would be nice to have a table to show where all different options show up in mapsource and on the gps. I have never seen the bug you are describing, but I have the family-name, not the series-name displaying in menu [1], and my GPS has no external memory so I can only use mapsource to upload maps. Garvan Thanks for that. Man, that's not the most obvious thing to figure out on your own! Perhaps I should have read the manual... -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On 12/15/2009 04:00 PM, Charlie Ferrero wrote: For the record, series-name: This is the name displayed in the top-left drop down list in MapSource and that is visible in the GPS menu (but only the series name of the top layer) family-name: This is the name that appears in MapSource's Map Product Manager (CTRL+U) and is also ascribed to each tile if transferred using send-map area-name: This is the name that appears against each tile in the GPS unit if transferred manually by copying a gmapsupp.img to SD card Different GPS units seem to handle this differently. My eTrex Legend HCx shows the description field in the Setup map menu where you can select individual map tiles. I set it like this in the template.args file: [...] mapname: 1058 description: OSM_Berlin_W input-file: 1058.osm.gz mapname: 1059 description: OSM_Berlin_O input-file: 1059.osm.gz [...] In the Setup map menu, where you can select the different maps according to the family-ID and/or the basemap, it shows the family-name. I haven't found the area name or the series name anywhere in this unit. I copy the whole gmapsupp.img using an SD card reader. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 7:19 PM, Clinton Gladstone clinton.gladst...@googlemail.com wrote: On Dec 15, 2009, at 16:00, Charlie Ferrero wrote: Perhaps the problem is that I am not uploading the maps from Mapsource but instead just copying the gmapsupp.img file directly to the SD card (because this is many times quicker than uploading via the USB cable). I know this won't help you with the actual problem, but do you know that you can also load maps from Mapsource onto your SD card? If you do this, it's only a few times slower than directly copying the gmapsupp.img file to the SD card. ;-) See that article if you want to assemble the maps with MapSource but still copy them to the SD card: http://osmgps.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/fast-map-transfer-to-garmin-gps/ ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
char...@cferrero.net wrote: Quoting Torsten Leistikow de_m...@gmx.de: Moin, I have multiple map layers in my gmapsupp.img file, but I can not set the name of the layers, so that they can be identified on my nuvi. The first layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap.jar --style-file=../../styles/06_restrictions_motorcar --remove-short-arcs=5 --transparent --product-id=7 --family-id=46 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_M_OV --tdbfile --draw-priority=18 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/6???.osm.gz The second layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap_style_2.jar --style-file=../../styles/03_topo_base --remove-short-arcs=5 --product-id=7 --family-id=43 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_BASE --tdbfile --draw-priority=8 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/3???.osm.gz And in a third step I combine both layers into the gmapsupp.img: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP The resulting map is working ok, just when I look at the map settings in my nuvi, both layers are displayed in the same way family name [1] OSM street map family name [1] OSM street map So, what parameters do I have to set, so that I can identify the layers on the nuvi by the mapname? Gruss Torsten I have noticed the same problem on my GPSMap. The name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. All layers have a different family ID. I combine files using sendmap, not mkgmap, incidentally, so the problem is not occurring in the combine step. As a correction, the above should have read: The *series* name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. The full list of options is Restore Defaults Restore All Map Defaults Show All Show None Show Basemap Show International Mari [sic] Hide CF OSM map series Hide CF OSM map series -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Charlie Ferrero wrote: char...@cferrero.net wrote: Quoting Torsten Leistikow de_m...@gmx.de: Moin, I have multiple map layers in my gmapsupp.img file, but I can not set the name of the layers, so that they can be identified on my nuvi. The first layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap.jar --style-file=../../styles/06_restrictions_motorcar --remove-short-arcs=5 --transparent --product-id=7 --family-id=46 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_M_OV --tdbfile --draw-priority=18 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/6???.osm.gz The second layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap_style_2.jar --style-file=../../styles/03_topo_base --remove-short-arcs=5 --product-id=7 --family-id=43 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_BASE --tdbfile --draw-priority=8 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/3???.osm.gz And in a third step I combine both layers into the gmapsupp.img: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP The resulting map is working ok, just when I look at the map settings in my nuvi, both layers are displayed in the same way family name [1] OSM street map family name [1] OSM street map So, what parameters do I have to set, so that I can identify the layers on the nuvi by the mapname? Gruss Torsten I have noticed the same problem on my GPSMap. The name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. All layers have a different family ID. I combine files using sendmap, not mkgmap, incidentally, so the problem is not occurring in the combine step. As a correction, the above should have read: The *series* name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. The full list of options is Restore Defaults Restore All Map Defaults Show All Show None Show Basemap Show International Mari [sic] Hide CF OSM map series Hide CF OSM map series I recommend you make a test map using all the naming parameters, and track which name goes where. You are missing --series-name and --area-name. I upload maps with MapSource, and the menu name you wish to change is taken from the --family-name (as far as I can see). Garvan ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Garvan maew wrote: Charlie Ferrero wrote: char...@cferrero.net wrote: Quoting Torsten Leistikow de_m...@gmx.de: Moin, I have multiple map layers in my gmapsupp.img file, but I can not set the name of the layers, so that they can be identified on my nuvi. The first layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap.jar --style-file=../../styles/06_restrictions_motorcar --remove-short-arcs=5 --transparent --product-id=7 --family-id=46 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_M_OV --tdbfile --draw-priority=18 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/6???.osm.gz The second layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap_style_2.jar --style-file=../../styles/03_topo_base --remove-short-arcs=5 --product-id=7 --family-id=43 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_BASE --tdbfile --draw-priority=8 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/3???.osm.gz And in a third step I combine both layers into the gmapsupp.img: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP The resulting map is working ok, just when I look at the map settings in my nuvi, both layers are displayed in the same way family name [1] OSM street map family name [1] OSM street map So, what parameters do I have to set, so that I can identify the layers on the nuvi by the mapname? Gruss Torsten I have noticed the same problem on my GPSMap. The name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. All layers have a different family ID. I combine files using sendmap, not mkgmap, incidentally, so the problem is not occurring in the combine step. As a correction, the above should have read: The *series* name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. The full list of options is Restore Defaults Restore All Map Defaults Show All Show None Show Basemap Show International Mari [sic] Hide CF OSM map series Hide CF OSM map series I recommend you make a test map using all the naming parameters, and track which name goes where. You are missing --series-name and --area-name. I upload maps with MapSource, and the menu name you wish to change is taken from the --family-name (as far as I can see). Oh, I set -series-name, -family-name and -area-name separately. This is how I know that the name that is visible in the GPS menu is the series name (not the area-name or family-name). Perhaps the problem is that I am not uploading the maps from Mapsource but instead just copying the gmapsupp.img file directly to the SD card (because this is many times quicker than uploading via the USB cable). For the record, series-name: This is the name displayed in the top-left drop down list in MapSource and that is visible in the GPS menu (but only the series name of the top layer) family-name: This is the name that appears in MapSource's Map Product Manager (CTRL+U) and is also ascribed to each tile if transferred using send-map area-name: This is the name that appears against each tile in the GPS unit if transferred manually by copying a gmapsupp.img to SD card Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
On Dec 15, 2009, at 16:00, Charlie Ferrero wrote: Perhaps the problem is that I am not uploading the maps from Mapsource but instead just copying the gmapsupp.img file directly to the SD card (because this is many times quicker than uploading via the USB cable). I know this won't help you with the actual problem, but do you know that you can also load maps from Mapsource onto your SD card? If you do this, it's only a few times slower than directly copying the gmapsupp.img file to the SD card. ;-) Cheers. ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
Re: [mkgmap-dev] naming map layers in a gmapsupp.img
Quoting Torsten Leistikow de_m...@gmx.de: Moin, I have multiple map layers in my gmapsupp.img file, but I can not set the name of the layers, so that they can be identified on my nuvi. The first layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap.jar --style-file=../../styles/06_restrictions_motorcar --remove-short-arcs=5 --transparent --product-id=7 --family-id=46 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_M_OV --tdbfile --draw-priority=18 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/6???.osm.gz The second layer is created by the following call: java -jar -Xmx6144M ../../mkgmap-r1170/mkgmap_style_2.jar --style-file=../../styles/03_topo_base --remove-short-arcs=5 --product-id=7 --family-id=43 --country-name=Deutschland --country-abbr=D --family-name=OSM_BASE --tdbfile --draw-priority=8 --max-jobs=3 ../../osm/Europa/3???.osm.gz And in a third step I combine both layers into the gmapsupp.img: java -jar mkgmap-r1429/mkgmap.jar --product-id=7 --mapset-name=OSM_M004 --gmapsupp img/06_restrictions_motorcar/*.img img/03_topo_base/*.img img/03_topo_base/OSM_BASE.TYP The resulting map is working ok, just when I look at the map settings in my nuvi, both layers are displayed in the same way family name [1] OSM street map family name [1] OSM street map So, what parameters do I have to set, so that I can identify the layers on the nuvi by the mapname? Gruss Torsten I have noticed the same problem on my GPSMap. The name shown is that of the top layer, no matter what options have been used to compile each layer. All layers have a different family ID. I combine files using sendmap, not mkgmap, incidentally, so the problem is not occurring in the combine step. -- Charlie ___ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
