ty alot to cuizable whic help miiex alot and make miiex understad how douse the psp gps work ty alot to him!
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ty alot to cuizable whic help miiex alot and make miiex understad how douse the psp gps work ty alot to him!
Hehe, I only did little fixes to GMDL (previous one was to proxy server support), I don't know if I'm able to do anything bigger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Codaz
I'll try in the future when I'll have some spare time.
Goodbye
iiex nid geodata on singapore iiex only hav the map ... but went iiex look for the place they say geodata missing.. how can iiex get geodata? iiex try useing google(beta) but it take to long on it .. can anyone noe how to get singapore geodata? nid uue noe send miiex my email. [email protected] ty alot
dloading, thanks, that's in now
http://www.in7ane.com/psp/gmdl0.5.02a.zip with that and yet another , to . fix (in the YUM code)
And something completely unrelated, if anyone knows of a Peru (or Lima and Cuzco city maps) in google tile or detailed single image form could they please post a link, thanks.
Ok 0.5.02a working fine with YUM..thanks
hi!
i tried mapthis! for psp it works just fine! but i always had errors on it because the supplied maps is new york, im in the philippines. can somebody help me? i tried the gmdl but theres a lot of things to input to get the exact map. im confused. pls help
I don't know if there are maps for Phillipines.
Another minor update to 0.5.02a (if someone makes use of it, suggestions are certainly welcome):
Pull and merge non 256x256 tiles (for use in MapCruncher) -> then YUM then Tile Level Pull Merge: http://www.in7ane.com/psp/posts/TileLevelPullMerge.png note: rendering large (30k x 40k) images takes days in MapCruncher, on a dual 3GHz Xeon with 2GB of RAM, due to scaling
jun_pakaplog
make sure uue hav framework *at lest framework 2* after uue hav den uue may use gmdl tool..
k, I'm a bit new here......I just got my psp downgraded to 1.5 then up to 3.40oea. now how do I get mapthis to work for the states (nation wide) and possibly the middle east, since I'm in Iraq right now. all comments to help I would be thankful for.