Given that I'm comparing gmapsupp.img files for combined England, Scotland and Wales previously created by using osm2mp and mkgmap with .mp files and now directly with mkgmap from .osm files then the initial observations are:- Using the osm2mp method gives a final file of 119.8MB where the direct conversion gives a final file of 103.7MB Support for roundabouts seems less well implemented. On approaching a roundabout I would previously receive an instruction to "Take 3rd exit at roundabout". Approaching the same roundabout I was simply told to "Keep left to Bloggs Road" even though I needed the 3rd exit. Slightly different routes are now chosen. These are not wrong - Just different to before. e.g. Leaving work I always ignore the Garmin route as it's not the best. When it recalculated it previously chose the route I actually take. Using the new file it picked a different route which I had to ignore a second time before it chose the route I actually take. I also noticed today that with both versions of the .img file any routing from the Rochdale area along the M62 fails at around the point that the M621 splits from the M62 (approximately J27). I realise there could be many reasons for this but I thought I'd mention it. For information purposes the pseudo code I use to create the files is:- java -jar splitter.jar england.osm osm2mp.pl --nocodepage --splitroads *.osm > e*.mp (5 files total) java -Xmx2048M -jar mkgmap.jar --latin1 --gmapsupp --route e?.mp wales.mp scotland.mp java -jar splitter.jar england.osm java -Xmx2048M -jar mkgmap.jar --latin1 --gmapsupp --route e?.osm wales.osm scotland.osm Hope that helps Paul Mark Burton wrote:
Hi Toby,
Svn> Version 868 was commited by steve on 2009-02-09 22:15:14 +0000 (Mon, 09 Feb 2009)
The commit email doesn't make it obvious, but the new code has been committed to to the nod branch, not the trunk.
If you are using your own style files (rather than the default) you will need to put in the road classes and speeds (as in the default lines file).
Please try it out on as many OSM files as you can and report success/failure.
All feedback is welcome.
Cheers,
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