I used your templates. This is the first one: gmapsupp=yes family-id=1234 product-id=1 family-name=Map1 draw-priority=25 transparent=no mapname=10000001 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000001.osm.gz mapname=10000002 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000002.osm.gz mapname=10000003 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000003.osm.gz mapname=10000004 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000004.osm.gz mapname=10000005 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000005.osm.gz mapname=10000006 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000006.osm.gz mapname=10000007 input-file=10000001-bayern\10000007.osm.gz family-id=5678 product-id=1 family-name=Map2 draw-priority=28 transparent=yes mapname=20000001 input-file=20000001-srtm\20000001.osm.gz The files were splitted before using the mkgmap splitter. This is my command line: java -Xmx3500M -jar ..\mkgmap\mkgmap-r1436\mkgmap.jar -c template.args The *.img files, gmapsupp.img and osmmap.img are created. Next step: gmapsupp=no tdbfile=yes family-id=1234 product-id=1 family-name=Map1 mapname=10000001 input-file=10000001.img mapname=10000002 input-file=10000002.img mapname=10000003 input-file=10000003.img mapname=10000004 input-file=10000004.img mapname=10000005 input-file=10000005.img mapname=10000006 input-file=10000006.img mapname=10000007 input-file=10000007.img mapname=20000001 input-file=20000001.img and the command line: java -Xmx3500M -jar ..\mkgmap\mkgmap-r1436\mkgmap.jar -c template-tdb.args After this being completed, I used MapSetToolKit to install the mapset into MapSource. This worked, but I can't see any contour lines. If I just render the 20000001-srtm\20000001.osm.gz and install this into MapSource, I can see them. My MapSource version is 6.15.7, if that's relevant. Ralf Kleineisel schrieb:
On 12/16/2009 11:57 PM, Fips wrote:
What I did till now: I generated a map with one single layer with mkgmap and installed that into MapSource. Now I found out that there's also the possibility to create a map with multiple layers (contours, basemap and routing map).
Does anyone has an instruction which commands and ids I have to use? I already tried some things but without success till now.
For getting multiple map layers on the GPS unit you need more than one family ID. The lowest map must not be transparent, the upper ones need to be. The template.args might look like this:
gmapsupp=yes family-id=1234 product-id=1 family-name=Map1 draw-priority=25 transparent=no mapname=10000001 input-file=1.osm mapname=10000002 input-file=2.osm family-id=5678 product-id=1 family-name=Map2 draw-priority=28 transparent=yes mapname=20000001 input-file=3.osm mapname=20000002 input-file=4.osm
For Mapsource things are different. Mapsource does not care about the draw priority. It draws the maps in the order of the mapname. So the transparent layers above have: - a higher draw-priority for the GPS unit - a higher mapname number for Mapsource
You can import only one family at a time into Mapsource. So the above example will create a gmapsupp.img which is fine on the GPS unit, but you cannot load both layers into Mapsource. For this you need a second template.args file. This one just creates the TDB file for Mapsource using the images create in the first step:
gmapsupp=no tdbfile=yes family-id=1234 product-id=1 family-name=Map1 mapname=10000001 input-file=10000001.img mapname=10000002 input-file=10000002.img mapname=20000001 input-file=20000001.img mapname=20000002 input-file=20000001.img
If you use TYP files you need two seperate TYPs for the GPS unit (for the two FIDs) and one TYP for the mapsource (because there is only one FID). The FID is not stored in the map tiles, only in in the TDB file. So you can use a different one if you like without recreating the map tiles.
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