Hi Felix,
> thanks for your work,
You're welcome.
> by now I am sure (100%) which polygon was fucking up (as so far as being
> the main cause). It's the forest here:
> http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=47.70079&lon=16.18152&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF.
>
> I have attached a screenshot of it' r
On 05/09/09 12:42, MarkS wrote:
> Are we looking to expand the number of styles included in mkgmap itself
Yes absolutely I would like to have a number of different styles in
mkgmap itself. I also don't mind hosting any number of alternative
styles.
I've created an area in subversion which can be
Version 1172 was commited by steve on 2009-09-06 00:06:53 +0100 (Sun, 06 Sep
2009)
A directory for styles that are under development
or alternatives to the distributed styles.
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I have a patch that adds a add-pois-to-named-areas. It's not as good
a solution as I would like but it's better than before. I'll post it
later this evening when I'm back home.
On 9/5/09, Nop wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> With recent discussions and versions I have lost track of what
> "add-pois-to-areas"
Hi list,
since trying to create my own Garmin map, I was searching for an easy to use
software with a GUI for Linux. After looking at the code from mkgmap I
realized, that there is already a stub for this. So I started thinking about,
what the GUI should do.
In my opinion it would be great to
Ralf Kleineisel wrote:
Apollinaris Schoell wrote:
I know that on my Legend Cx which does not have a UK base map I do not
get very good routing across tiles.
My eTrex Legend HCx without European basemap gives me better routing
than mapsource does.
I think this is really map dep
Apollinaris Schoell wrote:
>> I know that on my Legend Cx which does not have a UK base map I do not
>> get very good routing across tiles.
My eTrex Legend HCx without European basemap gives me better routing
than mapsource does.
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>>
> Really disabling is impossible. What is possible to flash a non
> routable US Basemap which you include in firmware. To go back do the
> same for the european basemap.
> I once flashed my hometile of OSM. You can put maps up to around
> 12Mb as Basemap.
> Doing such things is however ver
Hi!
With recent discussions and versions I have lost track of what
"add-pois-to-areas" currently does.
In the last map I built with 1141 I noted that add-pois-to-areas was
working a little bit to eagerly. I noted a small tree icon on many
(every?) wood polygon. This of course is rather useles
Apollinaris Schoell wrote:
On 5 Sep 2009, at 9:15 , Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
Hi Mark
On 05/09/09 11:44, Mark Burton wrote:
Playing with my shiny new Nuvi 255, I notice that it can route across
an OSM map of the UK pretty well. It can find long routes
reasonably quickly. In comparison,
On 5 Sep 2009, at 9:15 , Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
> On 05/09/09 11:44, Mark Burton wrote:
>> Playing with my shiny new Nuvi 255, I notice that it can route across
>> an OSM map of the UK pretty well. It can find long routes
>> reasonably quickly. In comparison, mapsource 6.13.6 often fa
Hi Mark
On 05/09/09 11:44, Mark Burton wrote:
> Playing with my shiny new Nuvi 255, I notice that it can route across
> an OSM map of the UK pretty well. It can find long routes
> reasonably quickly. In comparison, mapsource 6.13.6 often fails to
> determine a route at all and when it does it is r
Hi,
On Fri, Sep 04, 2009 at 04:26:32PM +0100, Steve Hosgood wrote:
[...]
> Ah - not so! The .MDR file (not yet created by mkgmap) stores the names
> of subtile-files as 32-bit integers and expects the subtile files
> themselves to have names of the 'printf' format "I%07lX.GMP". See
> http://wi
Hi
On 04/09/09 16:26, Steve Hosgood wrote:
>> I don't think there is any big significance to the names, they
>> can be fairly arbitrary strings.
>>
> Ah - not so! The .MDR file (not yet created by mkgmap) stores the names
> of subtile-files as 32-bit integers and expects the subtile files
> thems
Mapsource routing is very different from the routing on the device. I
use only a Vista Hcx and it can route most of the times across
multiple tiles. Mapsource typically gives up on more than 3 tiles.
have built a test with only some motorways and primary where only 2-3
routes are possible. Bu
> Do other people see good routing performance on the more recent Nuvis?
I definately do. Routing even works (mysteriously, I guess) when routing
from Garmin map to OSM map - did that recently for a Nuvi 205 with Benelux
on it, to go somewhere in Germany.
Routing works really well, I think - apar
At the momment mkgmap comes with two buit in styles (default and
noname). I'm ignoring test which seems to be empty.
Are we looking to expand the number of styles included in mkgmap itself
(for example I have something that divides roads by the maxspeed tag).
If not should we setup a wiki page
Hi!
Chris-Hein Lunkhusen schrieb:
> So, what is the secret with the circle?
I have heard over at naviusers that it is the accuracy, but it depends
on the precision of the GPS receiver and on the precision of the map.
It seems that hiking map does not have a precision value and thus the
base m
Playing with my shiny new Nuvi 255, I notice that it can route across
an OSM map of the UK pretty well. It can find long routes
reasonably quickly. In comparison, mapsource 6.13.6 often fails to
determine a route at all and when it does it is rather slow about it.
Do other people see good routing
Version 1171 was commited by markb on 2009-09-05 11:35:40 +0100 (Sat, 05 Sep
2009)
Added comment re number of POI global flag bits.
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Chris-Hein Lunkhusen wrote:
> Hi,
> Sligthy offtopic:
>
> On my ETREX there is a blue circle drawn on the map roundabout
> the actual position. I always thought, that this indicates
> the EPE (estimation of precision).
>
> But I discovered, that the size of the circle is different
> in some maps.
Hi,
Sligthy offtopic:
On my ETREX there is a blue circle drawn on the map roundabout
the actual position. I always thought, that this indicates
the EPE (estimation of precision).
But I discovered, that the size of the circle is different
in some maps.
On the All-In-One Map it has a radius of 3 t
Hi Maning,
> Apologies if this is a stupid question. What is the benefit of
> creating poi index? for search?
That's not a stupid question at all. The POI index sounds like it
should help with searching for POIs and maybe it does but, at this
time, it appears to make no difference to the searc
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