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    Quote Originally Posted by Mapperoni View Post
    For me Anavasi TopoNavigator has been the best Topographic map of Greece for years.
    ANADIGIT Map or Greek Anavasi as we use to call it, was the only topo map for Greece for a long time so it was the best solution for anyone who wanted to go off road. Now with the arrival of Topo Drive Hellas things have change and that's because both maps don't have the same off road coverage, believe it or not. If you want to go off road with your 4x4 or ATV vehicle AnaDigit is the map you need but if you want to go for hiking, hunting or in the trail with your bike then the best choice is TopoDrive Hellas. If you want to have it all you must copy both in your device.
    To be honest ... both maps are way behind from other topo maps standards, please take a look at OFRM Geodrade, compare it with TopoDrive & AnaDigit i think you'll agree that they need a lot of work to reach this level ...

    Quote Originally Posted by Mapperoni View Post
    I compared both maps in known areas and have the imression that they have a lot of detail in common.
    Is there any relation between the two?
    None, two different companies with no relation beetwen them ...
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    Where can download anavasi 6?

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    So simply!
    I do a search for anavasi in:
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    The result:
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    And, the last version I found (I search in web and don`t achieved a later version):
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    Guys, the rules of the forum exists to leave the forum beautiful, interesting to read, where you quickly find a lot of useful information effortlessly. These same rules clearly say not to do meaningless questions.
    I urge everyone to cooperate and avoid this kind of question. A simple search solves this kind of clutter question.

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    Last edited by Pungente; 23rd October 2013 at 09:48 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PUNGENTE View Post
    So simply!
    I do a search for anavasi in:
    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
    The result:
    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
    And, the last version I found (I search in web and don`t achieved a later version):
    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

    Guys, the rules of the forum exists to leave the forum beautiful, interesting to read, where you quickly find a lot of useful information effortlessly. These same rules clearly say not to do meaningless questions.
    I urge everyone to cooperate and avoid this kind of question. A simple search solves this kind of clutter question.

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    Yes so simply but i write anavasi 6 not anavasi 5.25 or 5.52.. So simply...
    Nice search...

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    After playing around with TopoDrive Hellas I must say I am really impressed!
    I think I like it even better than Anavasi TopoNavigator.

    I found a problem with the typ file however, the creators of this map kept the typ very basic and made a mistake with the Draworder of some polygons.
    Polygon 0x10f07 defines National Parks but it has Draworder 9, the highest of all. The result is that entire national parks are covering other important polygons like lakes, forests and Rocky areas.

    Example: Lake Prespa at the border of Albania and FYROM is totally hidden by the National Park.

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    I corrected the typ by changing some draworders (see result above).
    Just replace the typ file with GMapTool or JaVaWa TYPchanger.

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    Many thanks Mapperoni for your useful TYP.
    But the Topo Drive Hellas version 2013.A map has another big problem.
    There is no elevation information on GPS display and BaseCamp too.
    Have you any idea how to correct this problem ?
    Last edited by aastra56; 31st October 2013 at 09:43 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mapperoni View Post
    After playing around with TopoDrive Hellas I must say I am really impressed!
    I think I like it even better than Anavasi TopoNavigator.

    I found a problem with the typ file however, the creators of this map kept the typ very basic and made a mistake with the Draworder of some polygons.
    Polygon 0x10f07 defines National Parks but it has Draworder 9, the highest of all. The result is that entire national parks are covering other important polygons like lakes, forests and Rocky areas.

    Example: Lake Prespa at the border of Albania and FYROM is totally hidden by the National Park.


    I corrected the typ by changing some draworders (see result above).
    Just replace the typ file with GMapTool or JaVaWa TYPchanger.

    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
    How does one change the draw order for polygons (etc) in a TYP file?

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    Quote Originally Posted by babj615 View Post
    How does one change the draw order for polygons (etc) in a TYP file?
    For polygons try:
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    Quote Originally Posted by babj615 View Post
    How does one change the draw order for polygons (etc) in a TYP file?
    In addition to Caty's answer: Polygons are the only objects (out of 3) with a draworder.
    It would be nice to have the possibility to assign a draworder to polylines as well, in most custom maps (Openstreetmaps too) draworder errors can be seen when roads or waterways are crossing each other.

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    It's probably a problem with DEM.
    No problem for me since my Oregon 600 shows GPS height and Altimeter height anyway.
    I never use DEM shading since it makes topo map details hard to see.

 

 

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