Hi Mike
what exactly do you mean by sparse?! We are using most of the data from
the openstreetmap.org project (cities and roads) and some from VMAP0. A
XCM file is basically a zip file which includes most of the data.
Topology data is saved in so-called Shapefiles and those are listed in
the topology.tpl file. You should have a look at those when you want to
start importing other data too.
Turbo
Am 14.05.2011 05:45, schrieb Mike Hostage:
First, let me say that I am superbly impressed with the effort and
results of the team that has assembled XCSoar. I've flown with
earlier versions and have just loaded 6.0 on an Android platform...it
looks great! I'm already plotting how to mount this 7" best on my
small instrument pedestal.
One question I have is about maps and topology. I've used the Map
Generator to build a map of my local area, but the map data is very
sparse. Is there any way to make an suitable .xcm map file, using a
sectional chart of other source of map data?
Mike
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