I want to use MapLibre to display a Map in an android app, using a custom MapTiler map with raster Tiles from an URL with X Y Zoom format: "http://serverAddres:port/api/maps/style_satellite/%d/%d/%d.png"
Does map Libre Support this? and how do I tell it to consume that Tiles in getMapAsync? I tryed creating a style, or a source with no luck.
I didn't find any examples on the documentation or web search, only using map tilers own styles.
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As the title, i want to know if there are any way to custom the map tiles with Skobbler.
Ex:
load my own tiles instead of default tile
load only tiles on defined
range
I checked the api document but it seem doesn't help! Could you help to give some hint!
This will not be possible.
The SDK uses a proprietary vector tile format (.skm) - one would have to convert their map data to this format before they are usable by the Scout SDK.
Overlaying images/tiles from an external source on top of the map is also not currently available (it's a request on the "wish list")
I have to create and offline map using about 20 images (slices of the map),
I have to put the images together to create the total map,
I need to be able to zoom in and zoom out
and to add MARKERS on the map.
What kind of approach could I take to get the desired result?
I achieved creating offline maps by using :
http://www.nutiteq.com/apps/offline-maps-3d/
The tiles for the map you can download from openstreet maps with the tool mobac :
http://mobac.sourceforge.net/
I have an app that use the old google map API and add a layer over the map to display a more precise map of my own over the map.
I'm trying to do this in the API v2 using the TileOverlay but the text of the google map are displayed over my tiles.
Here are 2 screenshots, one with the map, and one with the map with an overlay (just based on the API demo)
I tried to add a big Z-Index to the tiles without any results.
Is there any way to really cover the map with custom tiles ?
The reason why you keep seeing the labels, is that in google maps v2 the labels are rendered locally instead of being part of tile bitmaps. The benefit of this, is that you can rotate the map and still have the labels without rotation for easy reading.
Solution
The only solution I know so far is to disable the map base layer using setMapType(MAP_TYPE_NONE). However, this may have the undesireble effect of also disabling parts of the map that are not being covered by your overlay.
Regards.
Is it possible to display a Google Maps heatmap layer like this https://google-developers.appspot.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/layer-heatmap as a layer onto a custom OSMdroid Mapview?
Or is there a simple way to directly plot the heatmap-geopoints [{lat, lon, weight-value},..] as a layer onto the map?
I found this nice Python Script by Seth Golub
https://github.com/sethoscope/heatmap/blob/master/heatmap.py
that converts a list of lat, lon [weight] values or a .gpx into a heatmap - with nice customizing options.
On top of that there is a Andrew Harvey's wrapper for rendering tiles from your file
https://github.com/andrewharvey/OpenStreetMap-User-Edits-Heatmap/blob/master/render-heatmap-to-tiles.pl
My first tests have shown that I am able to create similar results as on Google Maps with these scripts.
I need to create some map tiles for open street map.
I want them based on OS maps but I want to edit a particular section of the map in photoshop.
I have looked at mobile atlas creator (MOBAC) and can generate tile from the OS maps, but what I want to do is update the main map image first, then generate the tiles with my updates.
I don't think it's possible to do this with MOBAC so can anyone point me in the right direction of what I need to do?
Thanks Bex
I have not heard about MOBAC, but there is a company called CloudMade.
They provide different services around OpenStreetMap data. One of their service is Style Editor:
http://developers.cloudmade.com/projects/show/style-editor
You can create your own style of tiles, i.e. show/hide POIs, change colors for different types of roads, rivers and so on.
Is it what you need?
Finally found a way, use oziexplore to calibrate an image (or a map) and then load the .map file into Mapc2Mapc then generate the tiles in adnav format. Unfortunately then I need to rename all my tiles so they end in .tile rather than .adnav for the default version of OSMDroid.