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Evgeniy Lebedev

Mapper Nano is a tool for working with map fragments (or in other words - sessions).
Why Nano? Because all sessions added to the Mapper are stored in single inner database instead of using tiles in file system directly.

Main features

  • Indirect working with sessions
  • Viewing maps in map services style
  • Automatic matching map fragments with each other
  • Merging fragments into single global maps (one ground and 5 cave layers)
  • Uploading new tiles from active session
  • Different type of markers
  • Undo/redo functionality
  • Regular backups of the database before launching
  • Automatic tracker, which watches for the sessions and timely reflects all changes in the app

Installation

On first launch
Place downloaded "Mapper Nano 2.x.x.jar" somewhere on the disk

Updating
Replace old "Mapper Nano 2.x.x.jar" with new one. Mapper has backward capability for databases created in previous 2.x.x versions.

Launch

Double click on file Mapper Nano 2.x.x.jar

If you have a problem with launching then just make bat file with next content and launch it.

java -jar "Mapper Nano 2.x.x.jar"

Keep in mind that application use Java 8.

Table of content

Home
+ Glossary
+ Viewer
+ Layers
+ Tracker
+ Other functions
Assembly
Changelog