Steve Ratcliffe (st...@parabola.me.uk) wrote:
Hi
I already looked into the archive and I can't find this script. The
links are dead, or the attachment was removed from the mails.
So could somebody provide me this script? This would be great.
The links are downloadable from the on-line
Hi list,
This should have been a bit of an experimental map, with as much tiles
as possible, by having splitter do --max-nodes=15
In the end, however, I don't get a map at all:
java -enableassertions -Xmx1700m -jar ../mkgmap/dist/mkgmap.jar
--make-opposite-cycleways --mapname=3168
Hi Valentjin,
IIRC then there are some limitiations in the format, which don't allow
more than 256 tiles in one img file.
There should be no exception but a clear error message, but I think it
would not work anyway.
Regards,
Johann
Valentijn Sessink schrieb:
Hi list,
This should have been
Hi,
There are some issues with two maps that I'd like to display on a Dakota GPS:
Openfietsmap Benelux (OFM_NL) and Germany (OFM_DE):
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/3628/ofmh.jpg
-The German map is built from a Geofabrik Germany abstract,
-the Dutch map is built with the Geofabrik
In the last days there have been two questions around the mkgmap message
Area (xxx,yyy) to (zzz,qqq) contains ... but can't be split further.
The message is printed during the subdivision creation process which
means a tile is splitted into several subdivisions which do not exceed a
special
Hi
It would be good if we had a tool to visualise the strategies used to
allocate elements to the subdivisions. Something that displays the
subdivision boundaries and highlights the elements that belong to a
subdivision in some way.
I really have no idea of the best way to do this.
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