Hey charlie, thanks for the clue. That was the reason for the problem. So for everyone with the same problem: You have to use the mixed switch with the mkgmap splitter because otherwise it will only parse the osm-file until it finds the first way- or relation-tag. Now I need to optimize the process :) Thank you and happy holidays! charlie@cferrero.net schrieb:
Quoting Fips <doktor.fips@web.de>:
Ralf Kleineisel schrieb:
On 12/18/2009 12:03 AM, Fips wrote:
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.
Does the TYP files for FID 1234 contain line styles for the Garmin codes you use for the contours? Or don't you use a TYP at all?
I don't use any TYP file at all. I wanted to keep the process as simple as possible for my first steps.
If you put the gmapsupp.img from step 1 onto a GPS unit, do you see the map + contours?
I didn't try that yet. I will do that on the weekend or perhaps at the beginning of the next week.
Does the SRTM layer cover the correct area?
There's something strange going on. I downloaded the srtm data via srtm2osm. This is my command: Srtm2Osm.exe -bounds1 47.2 8.9 50.6 13.9 -large -corrxy 0.0005 0.0005 -step 20 -cat 400 200 -o bayern-srtm.osm (I tried wih corrxy and without)
The Longs/Lats, I got from the bayern.osm. I opened it and looked at the bounds-tag. <bound box="47.26543,8.96835,50.57129,13.84947" origin="http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6"/>
The strange thing is that when I run the splitter on that osm-file, I get the following: Exact map coverage is (49.45424795150757,8.904247283935547) to (49.45590019226074,8.907573223114014) Trimmed and rounded map coverage is (49.4384765625,8.876953125) to (49.5263671875,8.96484375)
But that doesn't fit with the coordinates I gave to srtm2osm. How can that be?
This may or may not be related, but when you split an SRTM file with splitter, you may need to use the --mixed switch.
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