Charlie Ferrero escribió:
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).
My final goal is also to use always the same sea map (img) and only
compile routable map
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