Hi, http://kartat.hylly.org/mkgmap/M431_cgpsmapper.img is created with cGPSmapper and contains point type 0x1001 (among other rather exotic types) without problems. Polish map file used to generate this file can be found from http://kartat.hylly.org/mkgmap/M431.7z. It also looks like that these artifacts does not exists when the img is created from a pbf file containing no actual OSM data. Map generated from http://kartat.hylly.org/mkgmap/M431.osm.pbf with the same style definitions works perfectly fine. 0x1001 points are, however missing so they might definitely be part of the problem. The only difference between M431_osm.osm.pbf (from the original post )and M431.osm.pbf is that OSM data is merged to M431_osm.osm.pbf with osmconvert. -Teemu 9.11.2016, 13:40, Gerd Petermann kirjoitti:
Hi Teemu,
please provide a link to a small map with an 0x1001 type created with cGPSmapper. Maybe we can learn from that.
Gerd
Teemu Peltonen wrote
Hi,
those same types worked with cGPSmapper without a problem. Thank you for this insight, I'll try to change types and see what happens.
-Teemu
On Wed, Nov 9, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Andrzej Popowski < popej@.onet > wrote:
Hi,
I have once created a test map for all possible objects, using cGPSmapper. I have found, that some objects are problematic. I don't remember details, but I think sometimes map doesn't work at all.
My current set of good points exclude 0x1001. Actually I think that for types 0x01xx to 0x11xx only subtype 0 is accepted. And some POI types doesn't work at all, for example 12xx, 13xx, 31xx-3fxx.
I don't know if this is a problem of Garmin devices or cGPSmapper.
-- Best regards, Andrzej
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