TwoNav, CompeGPS Land - *.rmap Support
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#105 TwoNav, CompeGPS Land - *.rmap Support
For TwoNav User it's very complicated to export a map. You have to export the map to Touratech-QV and then with the RMAP-Export to TwoNav. But the Problem is if you want to export a large map it is impossible because Touratech doesn't accept a large PNG-File in the RAM.
So please make a RMAP-Export Feature.
Thank you
Please provide detailed information about the file format (or a link to the file format specification).
Besides that I suggest you to ask for Java programmers in the TwoNav's community because at the moment the number of feature requests is very very high and my motivation is not very high and therefor it is unlikely that I start this atlas format in 2010.
RMAP is a non-disclosed proprietary file format for CompeGPS and TwoNav.
In Touratech QV there is also a RMAP Export Feature and this isn't a Software from CompeGPS. So there should be a way to integrate this in MOBAC...
Touratech QV makes use of a DLL provided by CompeGPS for RMAP export.
Here is the explanation of the *.imp-format for multi-tile and multi-level atlases:
http://wiki-2.gafner.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=aventura:kartenerstellung:anleitungen:multi-tile
At the End of this page there is a link to the specification of this format directly from CompeGPS. See also here:
http://wiki-2.gafner.net/dokuwiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=aventura:kartenerstellung:compegps_formats_uk_v102.pdf
The *.imp-files only contain the georeferencing information, you would still have to convert the png files to rmap using CompeGPS or TTQV. To quote your linked pdf:
"2.1.2 RMAP (Binary)
The file format of maps "RMAP" is in binary format. So far, its internal format in this document is not included. "
CompeGPSLand imports OziExplorer map calibration files, so if you have Compe run MOBAC in Ozi Mode, for TTQV run it in TTQV mode. The only way to avoid conversion would be to crack Compe's rmap format.
I've read this pdf too. But maybe there is a possibility to convert bmp to rmap automatically via dll. Another way to generate files for TwoNav would be in preparing all bitmaps and in generating the imp so that at least the user must only convert the bitmaps to rmap manually.
The problem now is, that the bmp made for Ozi can not be of any size and it is only a single-layer.
TwoNav RMAP support has been re-enabled.