Hi. I am trying to understand how i can minimise the number of runs over the same data by running 1. splitter. 2. mkgmap to compile map tiles. 3. mkgmap to combine tiles into a gmapsupp.img file, possibly adding a TYP file. Say now that i want to create a few different maps from the same data. Splitting once looks fine for all cases. Applying styles (for lines, polygons, points) happens in step 2. But how about creating indices (--net, --index, --split-name-index, --road- name-config=filename)? Is that part of second step or can it be pushed to third step? Would it make any difference in processing time? How about using the same tiles, but applying different TYP to each created gmapsupp.img? Will that work well at step 3 given that different --mapname=name are set or will that not work well when placing multiple img files on the same device because something else is missing from an earlier step? It would be great if documentation could give some hints to when the various options are applied or when they can be best applied. Regards Karl