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klynxe

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Registered: 2015-05-27

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Offline routers

I'm need program

-Use openstreetmap (map of Belarus)
-Opensource project
-Offline routing
-Windows platform

What programs I can use with these parameters?

escada

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Registered: 2011-08-13

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Re: Offline routers

Did you look at http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Rout … ne_routers ?

klynxe

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Registered: 2015-05-27

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Re: Offline routers

I looked, but these program not working on windows or I can't open map on them.
Gosmore - I can't convert map
Traveling Salesman - error "The entity timestamp attribute is missing"
Navit - I can't convert map
RoadMap - I can't install program on windows
VGPS, We-Travel, GpsMid, True Maps - program not for windows
MoNav - I can't install program on windows
CartoType - License:commercial

Lambertus

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Re: Offline routers

For Gosmore you need a Linux machine to be able to generate your own maps. However, there used to be a service available that allows you to download pre-built maps but if seems no longer available.

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Mapping tools: Garmin GPSmap 60CSx, Giant Terrago 2002

JanDG

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Registered: 2015-01-11

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Re: Offline routers

Navit provides prebuilt maps based on OSM available on
http://maps.navit-project.org/
and those are updated frequently and you can download a predefined area or
make your own slection from the entire globe.

Converting your own maps is possible as well using maptool but that is quite a bit of work
and normally done only if you have very special requirements or for testing new features.

klynxe

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Registered: 2015-05-27

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Re: Offline routers

Navit provides prebuilt maps based on OSM available on
http://maps.navit-project.org/
and those are updated frequently and you can download a predefined area or
make your own slection from the entire globe.

Converting your own maps is possible as well using maptool but that is quite a bit of work
and normally done only if you have very special requirements or for testing new features.

1)I download map osm_bbox_27.4,53.8,27.9,54.0.bin from http://maps.navit-project.org/
2)In navit.xml change
from
<mapset enabled="yes">
<map type="binfile" data="$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/osm_bbox_11.3,47.9,11.7,48.2.bin"/>
</mapset>
on
<mapset enabled="yes">
<map type="binfile" data="$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/osm_bbox_11.3,47.9,11.7,48.2.bin"/>
<map type="binfile" data="$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/osm_bbox_27.4,53.8,27.9,54.0.bin"/>
</mapset>
3)Start navit.exe and set check on map "$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/osm_bbox_27.4,53.8,27.9,54.0.bin"
4)but on map I don't see Minsk. I try find sity on map use command sity.

klynxe

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Registered: 2015-05-27

Posts: 7

Re: Offline routers

For Gosmore you need a Linux machine to be able to generate your own maps. However, there used to be a service available that allows you to download pre-built maps but if seems no longer available.

I try make map on Linux
root@debian:/# Gosmore osm -dc /home/egor/Minsk.osm | gosmore rebuild
but the result is the same as in windows

If I use
root@debian:/# Gosmore osm -dc /home/egor/AAA.osm | gosmore rebuild
I don't have file AAA.osm
I have result the same as root@debian:/# Gosmore osm -dc /home/egor/Minsk.osm | gosmore rebuild
then programm can't see file Minsk.osm
But adress is right (test on other programm, note)