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Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
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Doing so would eat through your data plan tariff in no time. |
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If there is an addition of solid playback files for simple directions, please make it optional! :) |
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Normally, well over here at least, it can take a day or two for your statement to update with your recent data transfers. If it isn't an issue with your data provider, then I don't know what it could be; maybe you could try deleteing your Google Satellite cache in /home/user/MyDocs/.maps/Google Satellite, to see if it downloads a fresh map tile. |
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By the way, I ate up 2MB testiing yahoo. It costs $15 per 100MB. Thanks for the warning! |
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Then It would actually make sense to add. :) BTW, If I remember correctly there was some talk about providing voice samples for Mappero but I don't know how it worked out in the end. Quote:
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1. removed the OpenStreetMap I folder 2. selected the OSM Mapnik layer 3. selected sqlite for tile storage 4. switched options->network->Network usage to only for important data to simulate offline mode (this disables automatic tile download but not manual batch download) 5. started a 2 km download around "here" with all layers up & down - about 500 tiles 6. it was surprisingly fast in the begging but than slowed to a crawl - might be due to the tile generation for lower zl's, as described above 7. no tiles seem to be missing on lower zl's This of course does not mean there is no bug - I have tested on only a small sample (2 km vs 20 km). The batch download currently doesn't handle failed tile downloads in any way - it does not re-download them, failed downloads don't even show up in the log. There might have been some network or tileserver issue during your long download that caused some of the tiles to be skipped. So, what to do about this ? :)
But I did spot an issue during this test after all - the radius is interpreted as a diameter. :D So if you set 2 km radius, modRana downloads a 2 km diameter -> 1 km radius. :) This is of course a bug and it will be fixed it (by adding *2 somewhere). :) |
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I've tried calling a simple bash script which takes in the %qmessage% argument and just writes it out to another file, but nothing. BTW, I have just sent a donation your way, albeit it is only a small one. Student eh? :) |
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I just tried again at the location I'm going to, and after it downloaded 5445 tiles of the same zoomlevel, I couldn't scroll past the location I started at, the tiles just said 'loading' Now switched to sqlite and re-downloading to see if that will work :/ |
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A restart of modRana usually gets the tiles loaded... |
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Yep :) I originally started to work on modRana for my Bachelors thesis - which I successfully defended about a year ago. Quote:
BTW which location & layer are you trying to download ? Maybe its somehow location or layer specific. Also does the same are show up normally with automatic tile download ? |
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