2011-02-19 maning sambale wrote:

I am planning to create an outdoor garmin map useful for hikers, MTB, mountaineers.  Care to share your typs and style code?

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mountainbike http://openmtbmap.org/ -- Tomas Straupis

Hi, On 02/19/2011 04:23 AM, maning sambale wrote:

I am planning to create an outdoor garmin map useful for hikers, MTB, mountaineers. Care to share your typs and style code?

here is mine: http://www.kleineisel.de/blogs/media/blogs/osmmap/1101/mkgmap-style.zip http://www.kleineisel.de/blogs/media/blogs/osmmap/1101/M58_1331.TYP from my topo map Germany: http://www.kleineisel.de/blogs/index.php/osmmap/ It doesn't work without the typ file.

Op 19-2-2011 4:23, maning sambale schreef:

Hi,

I am planning to create an outdoor garmin map useful for hikers, MTB, mountaineers. Care to share your typs and style code?

My 'work in progress' can be found for now at http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20232727/OSM_script-20110220.zip. At the moment, the included (Windows) script is set up to use the default style and any additional styles in the 'style' subfolder. I'm actively experimenting with both, and TYP and style are not matching 1:1. Both style and TYP are rather general, for personal use. BTW: if you want to use the script, it'll need some configuration and a 'curl.exe' to download a planet file. This is what I say about that in the script: rem Command file to convert OSM map to Garmin rem Needed: curl.exe in active directory or in path + splitter and mkgmap in %java_apps%\%mkgmapversion% & %java_apps%\%splitterversion% rem %java_apps% defaults to currect directory, %mkgmapversion% and %splitterversion% need to be set rem %mkgmapversion% can direct to compiled version from SVN: mkgmapversion=mkgmap-svn\dist rem A new *.osm file is only downloaded when there's none present rem Download can be a gzipped planet file or in protobuf format rem The planet file is split only if there are no tiles present yet. rem The splitter is set up to use an existing areas.list - if present rem The maximum number of tiles is 99, as there are two positions to loop through the tiles. rem For the conversion the default style definitions is used, plus optional extra layers/styles rem There can be up to nine extra layers/styles, numbered %firststyle% to %laststyle% rem The optional layers are on top of the default layer, with priority for the first layer set to %basepriority% rem The script does not install maps into MapSource rem The final map will be written to %outputfolder%, this path should not contain spaces rem Caches for BaseCamp/MapSource will be emptied, paths need to be configured in %mapsourcecache% and %basecampcache% Regards, J-----.

On 19/02/2011 07:23, maning sambale wrote:

Hi,

I am planning to create an outdoor garmin map useful for hikers, MTB, mountaineers. Care to share your typs and style code?

Hi, I've completed the revamp to my styles. There are two: 1) CF_GPS is designed to work with old GPS units (such as mine, the GPSMap76csx) which do not display roads with borders properly http://www.cferrero.net/maps/downloads/CF_GPS.zip 2) CF_Mapsource is much prettier and I use it in Mapsource. People with more modern GPS units may find it looks good on those too http://www.cferrero.net/maps/downloads/CF_Mapsource.zip Both styles are identical except for the lines file. 3) Both styles work with the same TYP file (but use different parts of it): http://www.cferrero.net/maps/downloads/CFMaster.TYP Obviously the family ID of the TYP file must be altered to match that of the maps it is applied to. The styles create routeable, single layer maps, with variable road thicknesses depending on zoom. Screenshots of the CF_Mapsource style in action are here: http://www.cferrero.net/maps/screenshots_index.html -- Charlie