Native Rendering on PC!
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Victor Shcherb
May 28, 2012, 4:36:09 PM5/28/12
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Now you can test changes in default.render.xml directly on PC! Here are native libs thta you need to specify in Settings.
On windows :
On Linux :
Currently they are not updateable. But I can make linux version updateable I think.
However, it will be good to know if it is worth efforts.
Best Regards,
Victor
yvecai
May 29, 2012, 4:54:19 PM5/29/12
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Is this really osm maps rendering on a desktop, really ?
I tried to declare the lib in OsmandMapCreator settings, then load an
osm.bz2 file, but I have a null pointer exception.
How does it works?
Yves
Le 28/05/2012 22:36, Victor Shcherb a �crit :
I tried to declare the lib in OsmandMapCreator settings, then load an
osm.bz2 file, but I have a null pointer exception.
How does it works?
Yves
Le 28/05/2012 22:36, Victor Shcherb a �crit :
Pavol Zibrita
May 29, 2012, 6:49:54 PM5/29/12
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I would say, it is rendering of the obf files on the desktop, not direct osm files.
Best regards,
Pavol
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 10:54 PM, yvecai <yve...@gmail.com> wrote:
Is this really osm maps rendering on a desktop, really ?
I tried to declare the lib in OsmandMapCreator settings, then load an osm.bz2 file, but I have a null pointer exception.
How does it works?
Yves
Michal Gorski
May 30, 2012, 5:58:25 AM5/30/12
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>
> > Now you can test changes in default.render.xml directly on PC! Here are
> >> native libs thta you need to specify in Settings.
> >> On windows :
> >>http://download.osmand.net/**resource/osmand-cygwin-x86.lib<http://download.osmand.net/resource/osmand-cygwin-x86.lib>
> >> On Linux :
> >>http://download.osmand.net/**resource/osmand-linux-x86.lib<http://download.osmand.net/resource/osmand-linux-x86.lib>
>
Can I ask for few hints how to setup this under linux or windows ?
Until know I used Android Virtual Device emulator.
Thanks in advance
Michal
Victor Shcherb
May 30, 2012, 11:28:59 AM5/30/12
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To setup on Linux (tested) download only linux lib.
Specify in settings it and run checkbox (after you can select rendering style and folder with obf files)
For Windows you need 2 libs (probably you can add to PATH variable folder with them) and specify also in settings osmand.lib.
For Windows I will test and send information if it doesn't work.
Best Regards,
Victor Shcherb
May 30, 2012, 5:03:33 PM5/30/12
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So on Windows it is still not working! It requires more dependency within cygwin and something is broken there.
I will send instruction when it will work on windows ....
Thanks,
Vcitor
Vcitor
2012/5/30 Victor Shcherb <victor....@gmail.com>
Hardy
May 31, 2012, 11:23:40 AM5/31/12
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It's not really worth it for me ... :-)
I test each renderer change I make on 3 different Android devices with
different screen sizes and resolutions, and use a set of some 50
geologically interesting spots around the world (beaches, fragemented
coastlines, swamps, glacier, high density cities, mountain ranges,
areas with lots of bridges and tunnels, etc.).
So I do not really want to maintain my testing environment (together
with all the maps is takes) an yet another device ... :-)
On 28 Mai, 22:36, Victor Shcherb <victor.shch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Now you can test changes in default.render.xml directly on PC! Here are
> native libs thta you need to specify in Settings.
> On windows :http://download.osmand.net/resource/cygwin1.dllhttp://download.osmand.net/resource/osmand-cygwin-x86.lib
I test each renderer change I make on 3 different Android devices with
different screen sizes and resolutions, and use a set of some 50
geologically interesting spots around the world (beaches, fragemented
coastlines, swamps, glacier, high density cities, mountain ranges,
areas with lots of bridges and tunnels, etc.).
So I do not really want to maintain my testing environment (together
with all the maps is takes) an yet another device ... :-)
On 28 Mai, 22:36, Victor Shcherb <victor.shch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Now you can test changes in default.render.xml directly on PC! Here are
> native libs thta you need to specify in Settings.
Jindřich Makovička
May 31, 2012, 11:35:54 AM5/31/12
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I don't know your modus operandi, but a script that renders a bunch of
.PNG images with given map coordinates and pixel sizes could simplify
the testing a lot, and I think it's doable with OsmAnd's command line
renderer.
--
Jindřich Makovička
.PNG images with given map coordinates and pixel sizes could simplify
the testing a lot, and I think it's doable with OsmAnd's command line
renderer.
Jindřich Makovička
Hardy
May 31, 2012, 12:00:21 PM5/31/12
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That's true. I have tried that, but found that it did in some cases
not replace looking at things on real devices and under real light
conditions (like in a car, or in direct sunlight etc.)
It is a valid way of finding coding errors (but they are not a big
issue any more, the renderer is fairly stable now). So a good deal of
the trouble was finding color shades which looked conventional, and
where useful under as many conditions as possible. I was quite
surprised how different contrast or colors can look on different
devices!
On 31 Mai, 17:35, Jindřich Makovička <makov...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know your modus operandi, but a script that renders a bunch of
> .PNG images with given map coordinates and pixel sizes could simplify
> the testing a lot, and I think it's doable with OsmAnd's command line
> renderer.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 5:23 PM, Hardy <hm.gglm...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > It's not really worth it for me ... :-)
>
> > I test each renderer change I make on 3 different Android devices with
> > different screen sizes and resolutions, and use a set of some 50
> > geologically interesting spots around the world (beaches, fragemented
> > coastlines, swamps, glacier, high density cities, mountain ranges,
> > areas with lots of bridges and tunnels, etc.).
>
> > So I do not really want to maintain my testing environment (together
> > with all the maps is takes) an yet another device ... :-)
>
> > On 28 Mai, 22:36, Victor Shcherb <victor.shch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Now you can test changes in default.render.xml directly on PC! Here are
> >> native libs thta you need to specify in Settings.
> >> On windows :http://download.osmand.net/resource/cygwin1.dllhttp://download.osmand...
>
> - Zitierten Text anzeigen -
not replace looking at things on real devices and under real light
conditions (like in a car, or in direct sunlight etc.)
It is a valid way of finding coding errors (but they are not a big
issue any more, the renderer is fairly stable now). So a good deal of
the trouble was finding color shades which looked conventional, and
where useful under as many conditions as possible. I was quite
surprised how different contrast or colors can look on different
devices!
On 31 Mai, 17:35, Jindřich Makovička <makov...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know your modus operandi, but a script that renders a bunch of
> .PNG images with given map coordinates and pixel sizes could simplify
> the testing a lot, and I think it's doable with OsmAnd's command line
> renderer.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 5:23 PM, Hardy <hm.gglm...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > It's not really worth it for me ... :-)
>
> > I test each renderer change I make on 3 different Android devices with
> > different screen sizes and resolutions, and use a set of some 50
> > geologically interesting spots around the world (beaches, fragemented
> > coastlines, swamps, glacier, high density cities, mountain ranges,
> > areas with lots of bridges and tunnels, etc.).
>
> > So I do not really want to maintain my testing environment (together
> > with all the maps is takes) an yet another device ... :-)
>
> > On 28 Mai, 22:36, Victor Shcherb <victor.shch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Now you can test changes in default.render.xml directly on PC! Here are
> >> native libs thta you need to specify in Settings.
> >> On Linux :http://download.osmand.net/resource/osmand-linux-x86.lib
>
> >> Currently they are not updateable. But I can make linux version updateable
> >> I think.
>
> >> However, it will be good to know if it is worth efforts.
>
> >> Best Regards,
> >> Victor
>
> --
> Jindøich Makovièka- Zitierten Text ausblenden -
>
> >> Currently they are not updateable. But I can make linux version updateable
> >> I think.
>
> >> However, it will be good to know if it is worth efforts.
>
> >> Best Regards,
> >> Victor
>
> --
>
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yvecai
May 31, 2012, 2:46:27 PM5/31/12
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Sorry I still don't see how to do it.
osmand.lib, default.render.xml and obf file directory OK in settings,
but how do I actually load an obf file for rendering in OsmAndMapCreator?
Yves
osmand.lib, default.render.xml and obf file directory OK in settings,
but how do I actually load an obf file for rendering in OsmAndMapCreator?
Yves
Victor Shcherb
May 31, 2012, 3:03:56 PM5/31/12
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It asks for a folder when you press button in that folder you can have as many as you want.
2012/5/31 yvecai <yve...@gmail.com>
yvecai
May 31, 2012, 4:04:31 PM5/31/12
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If you are like me, one trick: enlarge Osmandmapcreator windows
until you see the 'Use Offline' chekbox on the top bar
Yves
Yves
<:-|
Michal Gorski
Jun 6, 2012, 10:34:30 AM6/6/12
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> On Linux :http://download.osmand.net/resource/osmand-linux-x86.lib
>
> Currently they are not updateable. But I can make linux version updateable
> I think.
Current does not contain rendering based on two tags.
Thanks
Michal
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