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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
That's ok Kai, I think I will finde a workaround, I have got a logo from a OCAD file I can copy it into the map or have as a template
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Awesome, works! Didn't know about touch mode, this is actually better all around for my tablet as i was struggling a bit in regular mode on such a small screen. So happy!! Thank you!!
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Kai Pastor posted a comment on discussion Mapper
While drawing: In the status bar. Later: "Measure lenghts and areas" tool.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I'm sure there is something obvious I've missed, but: how/where can I view the distance of a drawn path?
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There is no feature to deal with non-visual raster data directly.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hello, is there a way to import digital surface models in .xyz-format? The file import function does not seem to accept that format ...
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Set the COM port in the settings. Enable touch mode. Open georeferenced map. Click "Location display toggle" (cf. https://www.openorienteering.org/mapper-manual/pages/touch-mode.html)
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hello! I'm just starting to get into mapping for orienteering events (Ohio US) ... question: does OOM allow for use of an external GPS (Garmin Glo 2) to plot current location for fieldwork on a Windows 10 tablet (Suface Go)? I currently have it connected via bluetooth, shows its paired and location privacy / com port settings seem to be okay, but i can't see current location in OOM, or any other application on my tablet for that matter. Looking for confirmation if this is possible to work in OOM,...
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At the moment, I can neither give a time frame, nor sit down and write instructions.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi Kai what is the time frame for this issue ?, or can you explain a little bit more how this is done , I tried without success :-( BR Frede
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There is no convenient way to do this yet. The OpenOrienteering logo symbol was done by importing vector data into an empty map first, than editing the map file (XML). The latter would no longer be needed once we finish https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/245.
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Your issue sounds like https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/1590. With a small test file for reproducing the issue, it might be fixed by the next release.
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Your issue sounds like https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/1590. With a small test file for reproducing the issue, it might be fixed by the next release.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi, I am doing my first sprint-map, using referenced satelite photos for background. I have recently started and am still exploring / looking for good workflows. I have started to draw lines with 529.1.1 and fill areas with open land, forbidden area etc. The plan was then to fill the "streets" with urban area. Doing so with the fill tool also fills some of my open land and forbidden areas. I guess there is some logic behind it and how I used 529.1.1 as tool for drawing the other areas. What is the...
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Erik Haagensen posted a comment on discussion Mapper
My fault - I should have mentioned that numeric input was just needed to make reference point for the georefering of any background raster map image. WKT, GDAL and VRT are all way out of my league. Like: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?> <gpx version="1.1" creator="www.avinet.no" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1 http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1/gpx.xsd"> <rte>...
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Even CSV files should work, although not yet with geographic coordinates, and not with the full power of GDAL unless you create a VRT file, too. Out of the box, you might go with this structure: WKT,Remark POINT(649075 394162), i.e. - You must used WKT format, in a column named WKT. - You must use two columns.
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Good idea! But I couldn't get the import function to work. I don't know how to make a gpx-file with the right syntax, but I made a "random" track between 2 points with a web-based map software. Exported the track and edited the coordinates according to my ref. points. Then in OOM I added the gpx-file as a georeferrenced background - and that worked fine ! Thanks a lot putting me onto this idea !!
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I don't know a direct way, however you may import a GPX file containing a single point after editing the coordinates within it.
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Dear Fabien, thanks for sharing. However, we cannot use this contribution directly in this form. Translations are separate from the symbol sets. There is a simple web interface so that everyone can contribute: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/openorienteering/map-symbols/fr/ ISSprOM items in particular: https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/openorienteering/map-symbols/fr/?q=state%3A%3Ctranslated+ISSprOM&checksum=&offset=1 Kai
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hello. if you are interested i have updated this file with the french translation (ffco) of the IOF regulations. thank you for this fantastic program. Fabien
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Michael Backus posted a comment on discussion Mapper
In the past I've seen maps that use a small black dot for a light pole, but I see no corresponding symbol in the sprint symbol set. I see a circle and an x used for prominent man-made features. Are they supposed to be used in different circumstances? What should I use for a gate that is not attached to a fence?
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How do I add crossing points to a fence?
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I just tried your trick. Quick, easy, and looks good. Thanks.
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Okay, you are using our ISSOM symbol set. I assume you talk about the parking lots in the NW part of the map. The short answer: - You cannot "merge" road and parking lot. These are different types of symbols (line vs. area). - In Mapper, there is no way to remove parts of the border line of an area object at the moment. (There is a related requested for gaps in lines or in borders of lines, https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/150.) What you can do: - For the area, do not use 529.0.8...
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I think I'm using ann older Sprint symbol set, but I'm willing to change if that makes a difference. I've attached the map I'm working on. What symbol set do I need to use in order to be able to merge areas with roads?
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This depends on your symbol set. Please note the description of this forum: Please report issues and feature requests on https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues, not here!
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I used the paved area symbol to make a parking lot. Is there any way to merge is with a road so that a line does not show up between the two. If not, how is this normally handled? See attached.
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How can I place a point object on a georeferenced map by numeric accuracy ?
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
First of all, your tablet must have its own pen, the GPS receiver is good. I don't think a card is needed. You can also transfer files over the web or via a USB cable.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Everyone -- I am trying to get into mapping using GPS technology. I am learning from the ground up. This is my list of hardware I would like to use: Android Tablet (Runs Android 9 Pie) https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-Tablet-Black-Renewed/dp/B07VF942KT/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Samsung+Android+Tablet+renewed+10%22&qid=1582705315&sr=8-1 GPS Receiver https://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Portable-GLONASS-Receiver-Vehicle/dp/B00AYAZENY/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Garmin+Go+receiver&qid=1582705362&sr=8-4 SD Card Port...
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There may be various sources of problems. The current version is meant to work with Android 4.1 or newer, but actually the oldest device I test with is Android 4.4. This opens the gap for: Mapper tries to use Android features which were actually added only in 4.3 or later. Mapper tries to use Android features without requesting the correct permissions, for this version of Android. There is another problem at runtime, e.g. particular bug at this device, or not enough RAM etc. The newest official release...
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There may be various sources of problems. The current version is meant to work with Android 4.1 or newer, but actually the oldest device I test with is Android 4.4. This opens the gap for: Mapper tries to use features which were actually added only in 4.4 or later. Mapper tries to use features without requesting the correct permissions. There is another problem at runtime, e.g. particular bug at this device, or not enough RAM etc. The newest official release v0.9.1, but there are newer "master" builds....
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I'm using a samsung tablet SM-T110 with Android 4.2.2. Installed the newest apk, started and got the message 'OpenOrienteering Mapper angehalten''. What can be the problem?
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Cf. attached screenshot.
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Cf. attached screenshot.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
i've tried this method but it didn't work out. Or maybe i just did it wrong but when i've tried this the dots showed up on the line but i need them between lines.
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Galle 43 posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Thank you!. I supposed it was written somewhere. That is a great tool once you are working on the field or you just want to give the correct coordinates to the mates in charge of placing the the checkpoints.
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Note the hint in the status bar (window bottom): This tool copies the current mouse position to the clipboard, in the format which is displayed in the status bar.
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Hi from Spain. First of all I would like to thanks to all the Openorientering team for the awesome program they have developed. Wow!. Powerful, free and so easy that a dumb like me is about to create his first orienteering map. Thank you!. However I still have a few questions that I couldn't solve looking into the online manual. First of all, what is this symbol for?. The one on the top right once you click on the right mouse button. Thanks a lot for your great help and -once and again- amazing ...
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You may start with a dashed line and use mid symbols for the dots. Choose mid symbol placement in the middle of gaps. (This won't work well for very short lines.)
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hey, I have to make a dash in the oo mapper, but I have no idea how to do it. I tried to combine two line symbols together to create a new symbol, but the idea failed. Please help me, i am quite desperate :D On the picture is that thing i need to create somehow.
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You can always add map design features with course setting software. This not so much different from adding a template in Mapper. However, I don't think this solves the original problem, which is: Make a club logo or similar a permanent feature of the map file, independent of the course setter's willingness and ability.
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You can always map design features with course setting software. This not so much different from adding a template in Mapper. However, I don't think this solves the original problem, which is: Make a club logo or similar a permanent feature of the map file, independent of the course setter's willingness and ability.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I just figured this out -- the best way to do this in my opinion is to go into Purple Pen. Import your map, and then you can import an image into the map. In purple pen, go to Add and then Image, and you can pull in the image without having to trace it or do anything like that. In OOM, you have to trace the logo or image like you would map features, and the results are not nearly as good as importing the map into Purple Pen, then putting your logo on it there. Hope that helps!
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In Mapper v0.9.0, you may try File > Export as ... > Geospatial vector data, and then give a .kmz filename. (Untested with KMZ.)
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In Mapper v0.9.0, you may try File > Export as ... > Geospatial vector data, and then give .kmz filename. (Untested with KMZ.)
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Is there any way of creating a KMZ file from an OOMap ? This is needed to create a MapRun project through Google Earth,
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There is no convenient way to do this yet. The OpenOrienteering logo symbol was done by importing vector data into an empty map first, than editing the map file (XML). The latter would no longer be needed once we finish https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/245.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
This is a good question. I hope someone answers it.
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Brent Ward modified a comment on discussion Mapper
This is just a post to hopefully show my user name; I authored the original question above.
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This is just a post to hopefully show my user name
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I have spent a fair amount of time trying to get OpenOrienteering Mapper to use an Open Streets Map and a map from the USGS Site for map creation issues. No luck on a number of issues. I have found YouTube videos incomplete. I am willing to pay someone to do some training for me personally. I have access to WebEx, where we can share screens and do it remotely over the phone -- I can see your screen and you can see mine. Learning objectives would be: 1. A review of the USGS site for downloading suitable...
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Ronald Hendriks posted a comment on discussion Mapper
First of all, thnx for all the work you are doing ! I am finishing my first map and was wondering what is the best way to print a logo of my club or an image like a north-indication. The way i did it, was by importing the image as a template and when printing select the templates to be printed as well. But is it also possible to create a symbol like the open orienteering logo or import an image/vector so you can put it directly on the map?
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Is there a set of B&W symbols. I want to create some smple schoolyard maps
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I use OMAP format for fieldwork, on an Android tablet, and it works very well. The only problem I encounter is with the manual georeferencing - on some maps. As far as I can tell, I am entering all the necessary data (screenshot attached).
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It really looks like you miss some step for the manual (normal!) georeferencing. There is no benefit from georeferencing with OSM data except for convenience. Your description does not mention that you manually entered some projected coordinate reference system (e.g. UTM). Note that you should use OMAP format for fieldwork at the moment.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
We have many older maps originally drawn in OCD format, but never georeferenced. Updating these when using OOM for fieldwork (Android) and drafting is problematic, since the external GPS unit will not generate a properly positoned gpx track. For drawing new maps, I can include an OSM template, which OOM can use to provide georeferencing, but for older maps I would really like to be able to georeference them manually. There seems to be such an option in the georeferencing window, where you can apparently...
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The OOM website and Github download site are regular sites using HTTPS security. What internet browser do you use on these tablets? The system browser is likely to be out of date.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I use two Samsung tablets for fieldwork with OOM, both running Android system 4.4.2. I recently deleted the OOM package from the older tablet (a Tab 3) in preparation for installing the newest release of OOM, but my tablet consistently reports that it cannot make a secure connection to the Github site or OOM download site. The Tab 3 tablet is connecting perfectly well to the wifi network in my home (v strong signal), and I don't have this OOM connectivity issue with my newer tablet (a Tab S). The...
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Not yet, but probably some day in 2019. I now created for https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/superbuild/issues/11 for the inclusion of the openJPEG library, but it also needs an implementation of GDAL raster templates in Mapper (https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/864).
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Not yet, but probably some day in 2019. I now created for https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/superbuild/issues/11 for the inclusion of the openJPEG library, but it also needs an implementation of GDAL raster templates in Mapper.
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Roland Roberts posted a comment on discussion Mapper
So, yes, this is kind of a dead thread, but... Is there any hope of getting JPEG2000 back into Mapper? The USGS 1m image files are really only usable/viewable with the JPEG2000 files. With those, I've been able to map out small structures that are only 2-4 meters on a side (like lean-tos and tent platforms in a campground) which is very useful for detail maps.
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To address the original question about contours, you're going to need to make two sets of contours one with the small interval, one with the large. Import them on different layers. Then you can select everything in the layer and assign the appropriate symbol. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
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Just to clarify: you cannot select anything from a template. You can print templates with the map if you want, and you can use them as a visual guide for drawing objects. That's all. Only if you import the data, it will become objects in your map. In many cases, imported objects will not have the desired symbols. But you can assign another symbol to the currently selected objects. There a various way to select not only a single object (trivial: just click the object while using one of the edit tools),...
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PEDRO NERY LAVINAS modified a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi Kai, i'm not quite sure if i understood your answer, sorry for that. Especially the sentence "you can select them by symbol and assign the Contour line symbol". I just can't "select" them, i mean, using the "select object" or the "select line" tool. When I drag the cursor forming a rectangle covering the whole shape, it does not become "selected", you know what i mean? That's why i didn't understand how to " select them by symbol and assign the Contour line symbol". Could you please explain it...
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Hi Kai, i'm not quite sure if i understood your unser, sorry for that, Especially the sentence "you can select them by symbol and assign the Contour line symbol". I just can't "select" them, i mean, using the "select object" or the "select line" tool. When I drag the cursor forming a rectangle covering the whole shape, it does not become "selected", you know what i mean? That's why i didn't understand how to " select them by symbol and assign the Contour line symbol". Could you please explain it...
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi all, i am new to OOM and after watching to some tutorials started to play around. I loaded an OSM template from the area i want to map and all I got al those purple lines and i understood that now it is my job to draw over them using the correspondent ISOM symbols for road, trail, path, and so on, right? The problem is with the contour lines. I loaded an shp template and all the level curves are right there but they are also purple lines. I would love to know if there is a way of changing color...
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Hello Pedro, there is no way yet to change the color of the template lines directly. However, you might import the template files into your map file, either via File > Import..., or via the template list's Edit > Import and remove. First, for the SHP file, this will give you just the purple curves, but you can select them by symbol and assign the Contour line symbol. Regarding the index contours, it might be beneficial to stick to 00/25/50/75, but choose a starting index contour line so that visibility...
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Hey guys, i had posted as anonymous, sorry for that, it is my first time here at Sourceforge.
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You ask for drawing only a half dash when a start or end point is marked as a dash point. This is not implemented at the moment. I think it would be a useful, maybe neccessary, addition.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Is a dash point at the start and/or at the end of a line possible. It is necessary for junctions of equal lines e.g. ride junction and looks prettier.
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Not exactly by setting length and/or angle. But with Ctrl+Space on desktop or Info button on Android, you may toggle display of azimuth and length: https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/398#issuecomment-333489146
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Maxx Ghirardi posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi, Is it possible to draw lines by setting length and/or angle? Thanks
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Did you try to use EPSG:2193? http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/nzgd2000-new-zealand-transverse-mercator-2000/
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I would love to see support for NZTM2000 Projection so that my OOM maps don't get skewed when I import into OCAD. What would need to happen to include this? See here for more info on NZTM2000. https://www.linz.govt.nz/data/geodetic-system/datums-projections-and-heights/projections/new-zealand-transverse-mercator-2000
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The question you describe in the first part of post is asked by the old importer which is about to be replaced by the GDAL/OGR based import. Until we remove the old importer, there is a checkbox in Settings > GDAL/OGR. The GDAL/OGR importer should import waypoints, too. At least it is supported by the driver: http://gdal.org/drv_gpx.html However, I admit that Mapper doesn't provide much control about how GPX files are redendered as templates.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
hello i try to add waypoints to a map . I createt a GPX file and imppportet the file and got asked if i whant to import the point with yes and the track between the pointes no I got some little hart to see dotes in my map. I played a bit with some settings to change the dotes without any luck . When i now import the sdame GPX file ti not longer get aske if i whant to import the point and the track and i get no dot on the map. What have i messed up in the setttings.
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At the moment, it is only possible to show/hide individual templates, but not map parts. There are no "layers" of map objects in a GIS sense. Regards, Kai.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi, I have mapped an area and want to design several different courses. Is it possible to add additional map layers so that i can show/hide the different courses on the same map? Thanks
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Use an arbitrary map scale, and use a matching set of parameters when opening templates, e.g. the scan's dpi with the chosen map scale.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi, I just used Mapper to digitize my fictional map, but I am bit lost with scale issues. My map template is ussually scaned A4 paper with fictional map. For me, scale is pointless, because there is no real world. I just need to 1mm on paper to became 1mm in PDF output of mapper. Which is the simplest way to do it?
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I think your concern regarding symbol size is fairly well understood. And just increasing the zoom factor is nothing. However it will need some testing with different devices (screens) and symbol sets (scale), maybe need a configuration item, etc. So far, noone took the time to do so. On Windows you will normally get the Desktop user interface, not the mobile UI. So more precisely, the mobile UI is what I called proof-of-concept. (There is a undocumented option to start the mobile UI instead of the...
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I think that the previous discussion of this issue in github did not really address my concern. I don't have any problem recognizing the point symbols in the symbol page on my Android tablet - they can easily be distinguished. The problem I have is with the visibility of some of the line symbols (fence vs uncrossable fence, for example; narrow green line screen vs wider green line screen; small trail vs indistinct small trail). The small format in which these symbols are currently displayed on the...
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https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/issues/848 Note that the Android version is very much the initial proof-of-concept.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
When I call up the symbol page on my Android tablet, the individual symbols are displayed in a small format that often makes it difficult to determine exactly which symbol variant I am choosing. Since no pop-up identifier label is displayed (unlike on the desktop symbol page), there a lot of guessing required! Could the development team consider building a more user-friendly symbol page for the Android version of Mapper? There is an abundance of room on the screen to accommodate a larger display...
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You probaly want to use the "Cutout" tool: This cuts away all objects except inside a given region, making a map excerpt.
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See the manual on the editing tools, in particular the "Edit objects" tool: To move the selected objects as a whole, click and drag the dashed box which encloses all selected objects. An there is the the "Edit lines" tool if you want to move individual segments of a line object.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I'm very new to OpenOrienteering Mapper. I have a large map that I need to crop down to the area most of interest. In OCAD this would be the "partial map" function. How is this done in OOM? Thanks.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I have a line (imported GPS track, in this instance) that I would like to move slightly. Whatever I attempt results in adjusting one individual point in the line, not the line as a whole. How do I go about doing this? Thanks.
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https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/releases/tag/v0.7.91
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Does the latest version of OOM load with the new ISOM2017 symbol set, or is there somewhere we can get it to update our software? BEE
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
I have been using the Garmin Glo external GPS receiver with OOM (version 7) on a Samsung TabS, and the free Bluetooth GPS app as the communicator between the Glo and OOM (Mock GPS Provider is enabled in the Bluetooth app. That combination seems to work just fine. Brian Ellis Canada
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The "complete map" example has georeferencing, so the GPS feature should be available with this file.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi Rob! Do You have any tips for me? I've tried two different GPS bluetooth apps and with non of them the external GPS Garmin GLO can get in contact with OOM, however it works normal with Google Maps and Sweden Topo Maps, but not with OOM. The internal GPS in my Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 also cannot make any contact with OOM. I've enabled Mock GPS Provider and tried with wo different maps, at least one is for sure georeferenced. I've also tried re-instaling OOM. Best Regards! Matts Engvall
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
And I have enabled Mock GPS Provider /Matts Engvall
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi! I'm trying to make external GPS Garmin GLO work with OOM. The recomended app Bluetooth GPS gets in contact with Garmin GLO but OOM does not get any contact with the app Bluetooth GPS - nor does Google Maps. (The app Sweden Topo Maps however seems to works well with Garmin GLO) Any suggestions about the problem? Matts Engvall Sweden
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The third number is a combination of bits for flags (e.g. start of curve). The unit is 1/1000 mm on paper. For flags see https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/blob/9ae1f4257170af725b3096a1d75e63b08ad8f9a8/src/core/map_coord.h#L56-L103. For grid coordinates, you will have to transform the coordinates using information from the georeferencing.
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Mapper
Hi Love the work you do For a private project, i am trying to parse .oom files. But i have problems parsing the coodinates. It seems that the semicolon-seperated coordinate pairs somtimes have a 3rd number like 1 or 16. What is that Also what is the projection of the coodinates? Micrometers from origin with gravitoid applied? UTM coordinates? To be specific, i just need the coordinates converted to UTM.
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