Osmond Map Tile Creator Download

NOTE: This page is a daughter page of: Every so often I want to create a nice big Google Map image. For a small image I can just screenshot, but beyond a certain size it gets annoying to take multiple screenshots and stitch them together manually in Photoshop!

OsmAndMapCreator is a program that accompanies OsmAnd for making offline-usable data files. The most important feature is the creation of OBF files out of OSM data. Other functions allow the user to create POI, address, transit, and routing indexes from OSM files (.osm,.bz2,.pbf).OBF format is the output format and used by OsmAnd for offline rendering, routing, and search on a mobile device. Tile map editor (TileME) is for design tile maps with a single tiled image and export map data as an array. This is a very good tool Built by a tech industry veteran, Zoho Creator is a revolutionary way to the approach of application development. Zoho realizes that not every business is created equal.

Here's the process I've used to download tiles and stitch them together. There should be some tools on the web which can do this as well, but I haven't found any reliable ones yet, so I run this process myself. Google Maps - Creating a Big Image Montage from Map Tiles To get tiles from Google maps into one big huge montage image: Step 1: Identify min/max tile values using Chrome • Open Chrome. • Go to:, then click the question make icon bottom right ' Return to classic Google Maps'.

• Select satelitte or map (which one you prefer) and go to the zoom level you want. • Determine the range of tiles you need: • Press [ctrl]+[shift]+[c] and click on the top left tile you want. It should show you are URL like: • 21070&s=&y= 50810&z= 17&s=Gal • Write down the x, y and z values for the minimum value tile, where x and y is the tile coordinate, and z is zoom level (higher is closer). • Press [ctrl]+[shift]+[c] again and click on the bottom right tile. Write down the new x and y again for the maximum tile value. • You should now have: • min tile: x= 21070, y= 50810 • max tile: x= 21110, y= 50840 • zoom: z= 17 Step 2: Create a html with a grid of tile links using Spreadsheet • Open Google Spreadsheet or Microsoft Excel. • Create a new sheet.

• Enter ' 21070, 21071., 21110' along top row, starting cell B1. • Enter ' 50810, 50811., 50840' down first column, starting cell A2. • TIP: Just enter the first two, select them and drag the bottom right icon across to complete sequence.

• Enter the following forumulae into B2: • =('&('x='&B$1&'y='&$A2)&' ' • Or other URLS to try: • • Select B2 cell, then drag the bottom corner all the way right, then all the way down so it fills a full grid. • Selected all cells then copy them with [ctrl]+[c] • Paste them into a Notepad program, and save the file as ' tiles.html' on your desktop. • Create a new folder called 'tiles/' on our desktop. Step 3: Download all tiles with Firefox's 'Download them All' tool • Open Firefox.

• Install ' DownloadThemAll' by going Tools > Add Ons, then search for 'DownloadThemAll' and install. • Open ' tiles.html' via File >Starsat 2000 hyper version 2.2 site officiel. Open. • You should see hyperlinks for all tiles appear (if you click on one you'll see the tile).

• Go: Tools > DownloadThemAll. Then make sure 'All Files' is selected, output to a 'tiles/' folder on your desktop, and then click 'Start'. • Wait for all tiles to load, and click a couple to see it worked. Step 4: Stitch tiles together using a script in Photoshop • Open Photoshop. • WARNING: If files are saved to PNG, they are usually a strange non 8-bits-per-channel PNG which don't resize in Photoshop without re-saving. Hence the next step is necessary: • If files were saved as PNG, they are sometimes not writable.

Meaning you will probably have to run the ' export_folder_to_png.jsx' script to turn all your dodge.png files into writable 8-bit.png files (and delete all the old ones) before the next step. • Create then run the ' combine_tiles_into_montage.jsx' script from and it should stitch all your tiles into a single big montage. • Save/export the resulting big montage with as your desired file type. Links • - none yet.