[mkgmap-dev] Garmin Topo Europe map
From 7770 7770 at foskan.eu on Sun Jan 3 07:20:29 GMT 2021
Hi. I made a few tests to lower the size of the maps. Comparison is made to my standard map which is based on the styles example in mkgmap but extended a bit for my purposes. This has 100 % size. There are 4 levels, 24 is the most detailed resolution. Setting the resolution to 23 and changing relevant polygons, lines, points to show at 23 instead of 24. 4 levels (option file). Size 78 %. Setting the resolution to 23 and changing relevant polygons, lines, points to show at 23 instead of 24. 3 levels (option file). levels = 0:23, 1:20, 2:18 Size 64 %. Using my minimal style (discussed earlier in this thread). Compared to normal map, it is about 75 % in size. Using minimal style and Setting the resolution to 23 and changing relevant polygons, lines, points to show at 23 instead of 24. 4 levels (option file). Size 63 %. Using minimal style and Setting the resolution to 23 and changing relevant polygons, lines, points to show at 23 instead of 24. 3 levels (option file). levels = 0:23, 1:20, 2:18 Size 51 %. I noted that when resolution is set to 23 polygons smaller than the mentioned raster at ~4.8 m disappear. They also do get distorted. Buildings are such polygons that are effected a lot, and it is (in my opinion) a good idea to disable buildings and similar polygons entirely when lowering the resolution. Coast lines and alike become less detailed of course. Some line segments have become a bit misaligned (i noted bus stop platforms and similar short lines can have this issue). I yet have to check how well these maps work on a unit but it seems possible to lower the size quite a lot if it is desired. Regards Karl On onsdag 30 december 2020 kl. 13:27:06 CET Vuki wrote: > Hi, > > am also working on a "lite" style and there may be some nice idea in yours > to use :) will check that out, thanks! > > > Köszi: > Vuki > On 2020.12.30. 12:08, 7770 wrote: > > Hi. > I am ok with sharing the style, but i was not able to do it until today > (planned today or tomorrow). > 5 files attached, 4 related to style, 1 to TYP (foskan.txt). > Only those 4 style files have changes, compared to the standard. > > The complete set of files is ./mkgmap-rNNNN/examples/styles/default/ > > > There is nothing fancy nor complex, nor have i played around with the levels > yet. > > For reference i also added my TYP-file, which may help in case you find some > type codes which are non standard (there might be a few). The type file is > shared and does contain a few things that are not used by the minimal style > (don't get confused). > > > Summery of the style, which is based on the default mkgmap example. > All changes comments are marked with ## to be able to tell them apart from > regular comments given after #. > > polygons and points do have a lot of disabled information. > Buildings, shops, and most of the parking types are disables. > > lines doesn't have as many changes and probably a few more small waterways > (streams, rapids, waterfalls) can be disabled to remove yet a bit of data. > > note for polygons. > Waters and forests are still visible, since it adds information to the map, > but if natural objects are not important for you, there is more space to > save. > > i have made one change in lines file to display the road name on tertiary > roads instead of the reference. this does make sense in nordic countries, > where tertiary roads are usually only referred to with the name. > > Ski lifts (arealways in general) are set in similar way as railroads. > > One last thing to mention is that i have updated the inc/address file. > Close to the end there is a section in which the mkgmap:phone is updated to > show information about which fuels are sold at fuel stations. This is not > fully complete for all fuel types but the ones i somehow considered > important. Depending on where one is, a few more fuel types can easily be > added. > > A note. > The mkgmap:phone seems to be 50 characters maximum, longer data will be > truncated and not shown on the device it seems. > > > Regards and happy new year! > Karl > > On onsdag 30 december 2020 kl. 10:16:51 CET Vuki wrote: > > Hi Karl, > > don't you want to share your minimal style? :) > > > Köszi: > Vuki > On 2020.12.27. 20:59, 7770 wrote: > > Hi. > A few observations about the TopoActive europe map. (i have it on a GPSMAP > 66st). > > The map is rendered slower than most custom made maps. > Updates occur 2 times per year, but even at those times many changes to OSM > are not present. Perhaps they only update some parts yearly. > Points lack all kind of additional information which other mappers add > (opening hours, region, phone numbers, etc.). > One nice thing is colour marked national parks and reserves. > Being an outdoor map, it lacks some information about shelters in the > wilderness. > Routing is possible only for outdoor activities (cycle, walk, hike, direct), > automotive routing (car, motorcycle) is disabled. > > I have tried creating a minimal style. This lowers the data to about 75 % or > my normal set up. But i did not change the level, which i will try :-) > Currently I am no way near the compression which TopoActive achieves. Using > input data which is about 6,7 GB in pbf format, creates a gmapsupp just > below 4 GB for normal and around 3 GB for minimal style. These numbers > feels similar to getting France into 1.9 GB from 3.7 GB pbf (geofabrik). > > > The minimal set up is not very fancy at all, it disables things not wanted. > Buildings, shops, most of parkings, and a bit more. > > Today i cannot send off any style, but in case that would be of interest let > me know and i can share it in a few days (guessing Wednesday or Thursday). > > > Regards > Karl > > On söndag 27 december 2020 kl. 20:08:10 CET Gerd Petermann wrote: > > Hi Pierre, > > my first guess would be that the level 0 is at resolution 23 instead of 24. > > Gerd > > ________________________________________ > Von: mkgmap-dev <mkgmap-dev-bounces at lists.mkgmap.org.uk> im Auftrag von > Pierre Brico <pierre.brico at gmail.com> Gesendet: Sonntag, 27. Dezember 2020 > 19:37 > An: Development list for mkgmap > Betreff: [mkgmap-dev] Garmin Topo Europe map > > > Hello guys, > > I've just discovered the Garmin TopoActive Europe map based on OpenStreetMap > data. This map is sold at a price of 50€ or is pre-installed on some new > devices. I've just seen it on the device of one of my friends and it looks > very good. I'm surprised to see that for West Europe, it takes only 2.8GB > and is quite complete (index for search, routable, ...). > > For now, I generate my own maps based on your excellent tool but the result > is much bigger (1.9GB only for France with probably more details). So, my > question is: does anybody have a similar configuration (style files and > command line) to obtain a result like the Garmin TopoActive Europe ? > > Thanks, > Pierre > _______________________________________________ > mkgmap-dev mailing list > mkgmap-dev at lists.mkgmap.org.uk > http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev > > > > > _______________________________________________ > mkgmap-dev mailing list > mkgmap-dev at lists.mkgmap.org.uk > http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
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