Reputation: 396
I am not able to create vector mbtiles files for my city region (Nashik, Maharashtra, India), I am using nutiteq SDK for displaying Offline Maps. I have tried creating mbtiles using Mobile Atlas creator, but the output .mbtile file does not works in Nutiteq SDK.
Please assist on this. I only want to display a specific region .mbtiles in my App.
Thank You in Advance.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2145
Reputation: 4527
You can create MBTiles from any .osm.pbf file using this tool - https://github.com/systemed/tilemaker
Download .osm.pbf file from Geofabric. To download for a custom area, you can use Protomaps or BBBike Extract
Download tilemaker
Execute the following command
tilemaker --input netherlands.osm.pbf --output netherlands.mbtiles --process resources/process-openmaptiles.lua --config resources/config-openmaptiles.json
You can read more about it in this blog post - https://blog.kleunen.nl/blog/tilemaker-generate-map
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 4295
MBTiles is general format which can contain also vector data (tiles), not only raster . Both TileMill and Mobile Atlas Creator can create only rasters, first one from vector data, and second one by scraping it from on-line APIs. You can use raster MBTiles with Nutiteq SDK, iOS sample:
// file-based local offline datasource
NSString* fullpathVT = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"MBTILESFILENAME" ofType:@"mbtiles"];
NTTileDataSource* tileDataSource = [[NTMBTilesTileDataSource alloc] initWithMinZoom:0 maxZoom:19 path: fullpathVT];
// Initialize a raster layer with the previous data source
NTRasterTileLayer* rasterLayer = [[NTRasterTileLayer alloc] initWithDataSource:tileDataSource];
// Add the raster layer to the map
[[self getLayers] add:rasterLayer];
Android:
MBTilesTileDataSource tileDataSource = new MBTilesTileDataSource(
0, 19, filePath);
RasterTileLayer rasterLayer = new RasterTileLayer(tileDataSource);
mapView.getLayers().add(rasterLayer);
TileMill and Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC) does not support creating vector mbtiles. All the sources from where MOBAC gets data are raster ones, so it is not possible in principle. So there is no easy and free source to download the files as far as I know. I can suggest two options:
You should contact Nutiteq to get access to beta, or enterprise license. Disclaimer: I'm founder of Nutiteq.
Upvotes: 1