Hi Nick, I see no reason why this would not work. AFAIK the TYP file is only copied into the gmapsupp. Gerd nwillink wrote
Hi Gerd
Yes, you can do that , but both gmapsupp and the imgs use ONE and the same typ file
You can't specify one TYP file for gmapsupp and another for the imgs in the same run , or can you?
On 04/04/2015 18:33, GerdP [via GIS] wrote:
Hi Nick,
maybe I don't understand the problem, but I think you can compile the tiles once to create the gmapsupp and use java -jar mkgmap --nsis --index ... *.img xyz.TYP for the Basecamp version.
Gerd
nwillink wrote Perhaps I'm the only person who uses 2 typ files for the same map:
one for Basecamp/Mapsource ,another for my gps device
I always seem to be compromising my colour palette and line widths to accommodate my device and yet I'm always creating my routes on Basecamp.
So, at present, I'm having to compile the osm twice, once for Basecamp and once for my Oregon.
I wonder if it were possible to include a new option, ie --gmapsupp_typ=
I've tried replacing the TYP file within the gmapsupp but there are so many entries to alter.
Any thoughts?
Nick
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