Hello together,
I'm wondering if it would be possible that mkgmap is able to
create/convert maps also in the gmap (gmapi) format used for BaseCamp on
Windows and Macintosh.
Allthough the old image directory style format is still supported at
least on Windows BaseCamp with fiddling around in
I see no needs for that. Garmin Mapconverter does this job very well.
thomas
Am 03.12.2016 um 14:22 schrieb Patrik Brunner:
Hello together,
I'm wondering if it would be possible that mkgmap is able to
create/convert maps also in the gmap (gmapi) format used for BaseCamp
on Windows and Macin
thomas,
Unfortunately Garmin Mapconverter does this job very well only on
Windows as far as I know there's no Mac version and even less a
linux version.
As mentioned below: I think it makes sense to have 'one' tool being able
to handle all format files (img directory, gmapsupp, gmap) on
Hi Patrick,
on MacOS you can use JaVaWa MapConverter:
http://www.javawa.nl/mapconverter_en.html
On both, Linux and MacOS, you can install wine and use many of Garmin's
programs for Windows, including MapConverter.
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Best regards,
Andrzej
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Yes I know, on each platform there are different options it's not
the question about how to convert it on the different platforms, there
are on each platform several options, but most of the times you have to
choose different ways to go, depending on the platform.
There's even a cli versio
Hi
I'm wondering if it would be possible that mkgmap is able to
create/convert maps also in the gmap (gmapi) format used for BaseCamp on
Windows and Macintosh.
Yes, this seems a reasonable thing to do.
In the mkgmap code base there is a python program called
gmapi-builder.py in the scripts di
Steve,
I've downloaded both versions of gmapi-builder.py, the one from
bitbucket and the one from the mkgmap code base. They're bit different
and I couldn't find a version number when checking quickly, but only the
mkgmap version supports -i for mdx files. Therefore I continued with the
mkgma
In tdb file exists such block 0x54. And it must have 20 byte. in your
example i see only 18 byte ? Block 0x54 contains CRC sum of the tdb
file ( without the 0x54 block) the crc is stored in byte 0x54+5,
0x54+12, 0x54+15, 0x54+20.
0x54+5=Int(nCRCSum / 16777216) 'vByteD
0x54+12=Int((nCRCSum -
thomas,
thanks for the explanation.
Source files (map itself and typ files) handed over to gmapi-builder.py
have just been created one step before by mkgmap.
I've just made the same process with another Perimeter, Switzerland, and
the same thing happens.
But as stated originally: I'm not s
Hi, thanks for testing. I believe you can ignore that error.
On 4 December 2016 10:38:27 GMT+00:00, Patrik Brunner
wrote:
>thomas,
>
>thanks for the explanation.
>
>Source files (map itself and typ files) handed over to gmapi-builder.py
>
>have just been created one step before by mkgmap.
>
>I'v
I've been using gmapi-builder.py for years within my tool chain without
such block warning. I don't remember where I got it from nor when, file
is dated February 2011. I have placed a copy of it at [1] in case you
want to try it.
[1] http://mapas.alternativaslibres.es/gmapi-builder.py
El 04/12
Gracias Carlos,
I get following error when trying to download it:
You don't have permission to access /gmapi-builder.py on this server.
Saludos
Patrik
On 04.12.2016 16:21, Carlos Dávila wrote:
I've been using gmapi-builder.py for years within my tool chain
without such block warning. I don't
Steve Ratcliffe writes:
>> I'm wondering if it would be possible that mkgmap is able to
>> create/convert maps also in the gmap (gmapi) format used for BaseCamp on
>> Windows and Macintosh.
>
> Yes, this seems a reasonable thing to do.
I would like to see this too. I run mkgmap on a mac, and wa
Just to let everyone know:
I get this 'Unknown Block' Output only when I run gmapi-builder.py with
the option -v for verbose. Without -v it's not shown.
Would it be possible that others just haven't seen it as they didn't use
the verbose option ?
Cheers
Patrik
On 04.12.2016 16:34, Greg Trox
I don't use -v, so yes, that may be the case.
I have changed gmapi-builder permissions, you should be able to download
it now
El 04/12/16 a las 16:48, Patrik Brunner escribió:
Just to let everyone know:
I get this 'Unknown Block' Output only when I run gmapi-builder.py
with the option -v for
downloaded... thanks.
It looks as you have a version quite similar to the one in the mkgmap
repo as it supports the same options. But with some different handling
of file encodings.
Possibly an 'older' version or an adapted version of the mkgmap repo
version. I can't tell you.
Verbose option
Hi
Any chance ? I'm happy to test whatever is needed.
There is now a gmapi branch for developing this.
There is an initial version with the following limitations:
- Only the default family-id, names etc
- No index or typ files etc
- There is no option it just always creates an osmmap.gmapi
El 04/12/16 a las 23:35, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
I notice that the python script does not seem to deal with the
overview map. Is that correct?
It should work with -b option
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On 04/12/16 22:57, Carlos Dávila wrote:
El 04/12/16 a las 23:35, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
I notice that the python script does not seem to deal with the
overview map. Is that correct?
It should work with -b option
I use the -b option and just get the following:
$ find OSM\ map.gmapi/
OSM
Oh I see, you are just meant to include the overview map along with the
other IMG files as well as the -b option.
On 4 December 2016 23:01:35 GMT+00:00, Steve Ratcliffe
wrote:
>On 04/12/16 22:57, Carlos Dávila wrote:
>> El 04/12/16 a las 23:35, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
>>> I notice that the pyt
Right. This is my complete command for gmapi:
python gmapi-builder.py -t tmp/$ABR-1${FID}.tdb -b tmp/$ABR-1${FID}.img
-i tmp/$ABR-1${FID}.mdx -m tmp/$ABR-1${FID}_mdr.img -s
typ/${ABR}-1$FID.TYP tmp/551${FID}*.img tmp/$ABR-1${FID}*.img
El 05/12/16 a las 00:30, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
Oh I se
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