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    Hi Friends.
    I´m trying to create some raster .img files.
    I created the open Street map files with Global mapper 20.
    Then I converted them to .jnx files with the Mobat2jnx.
    Now, I´m trying to convert them in .jnx files with Jnx2img but I have an error.

    "Error processing JNX file: ´06E70766´is not a valid integer value MTX file was not created. Exiting.

    The MOBAT2JNX is the latest versión I downloaded (last week)

    Any idea what I am doing wrong?

    Thanks Friends.

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    Hi

    Must be a compiler problem

    Look in the Tools folder if you have the bld_gmap32 and gmt compilers and in the bld_gmap32 folder the TestLicence.mpl file

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    Quote Originally Posted by dogtracker View Post
    My jnx converted to img have been working perfectly within basecamp, but I have not been able able to get them work on my handheld Garmin Astro 320 or Astro 430 (which i believe are basically the same as the GPSMAP 64. I get a blank spot in the map where my birdseye should be. Any suggestions which settings to try?
    I'm having the exact same problem in my RV 770. All other jnx maps in it are working fine.
    The converted jnx looks very impressive in Basecamp but the map shows blank in the device. The bounds of the sheet are positioned correctly but no details showing.

    Edit: It looks like the RV770 displays JNX fine but may not be compatible with raster .img maps. The raster maps I created otherwise work ok in a Rino 650.
    Last edited by Bushwalker8; 14th January 2020 at 06:48 AM. Reason: More information

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    Hi
    Can you check with GMapTool if the MS of your card . img is "0" or "1"

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    Last edited by Boki; 13th January 2020 at 08:44 PM. Reason: removed unnecessary quote

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    Quote Originally Posted by johuarte View Post
    I´m trying to create some raster .img files.
    I created the open Street map files with Global mapper 20.
    Then I converted them to .jnx files with the Mobat2jnx.
    Now, I´m trying to convert them in .jnx files with Jnx2img but I have an error.
    I cannot understand your attempt. Open street maps are vector maps with routing function and you can download them for free in Garmin-format.
    Why you want to convert them to raster maps, gettig bigger file size and loosing the routing?

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    Here's the sad announcement:

    Vale AlexWhiter ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexWhiter View Post
    Known limitations and issues of the current version:
    1. All the JNX levels with the scales below 864 will be mapped into a lowest zoom level in IMG, it becomes visible from 5m to 200m....
    would it not be possible to modify the allocation of scales and levels of an IMG file with a tool?
    between the level 200m to 20m ?

    in SASPlanet with a JNX export you can choose the zoom and the level, so I wanted to export to JNX and then convert it to IMG, but I have two problems:
    - The export to JNX is split into several files: part1, part2... for a single export. JNX2IMG command does not support multiple part of files ?
    - I got errors when converting JNX 2 IMG, about levels and scales

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    the point here is that I assign a different custom raster map between each zoom
    3 zooms = 3 custom maps
    Last edited by Boki; 4th May 2020 at 09:35 AM. Reason: Merged two posts, spoiler

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    Hello

    @GalileCircus

    See your MP inbox

    I sent you a PM

    Allin
    Last edited by Allin; 6th May 2020 at 09:57 AM.

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    Allin, maybe you can post here the solution. I am also interested in.
    Thanx!

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    what the hec?

    my test map file is in jnx2img directory. i copied MPC's bld_gmap32.exe to tools

    d:\jnx2img>jnx2img.cmd test-1994.jnx test-1994.img
    jnx2img, version 1.9
    Copyright (C) 2013-2019 Alex Whiter

    'Please' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
    operable program or batch file.
    Press any key to continue . . .

    d:\jnx2img>

    The only place i have seen the word "please" is when i ran command without copying bld_gmap32.exe asking me to please copy it

    what am i missing?

 

 

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