[jacopastorius]

Hi all, i am using openandro maps with very satisfaction on android and i would like to use those map on a desktop software as well, to plan my routes and export them as gpx and use them on oruxmaps on android.
Does such as that software exist?
Thank you very much

[ChristianK]

I’m testing bluestacks4 (Android on Windows) now for several weeks and ist very stable and free.
Includes PlayStore, Locus and Orux are running flawless- you can exchange data by Dropbox or GDrive.

Basicly its a Gaming-Platform.
However it’s a full featured AndroidBox, much easier to handle as eg. VirtualBox

https://www.bluestacks.com

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[Viajero Perdido]

Unfortunately, bluestacks is “PC or Mac only”. They meant “Windows or Mac only”. (My PC runs Linux.)

I haven’t tried it, but I understand Cruiser works with OAM.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cruiser

[ChristianK]

Cruiser is my reference for testing maps, it works perfect.

[jacopastorius]

Thank you, i can confirm that Cruiser is absolutely perfect.
Anyway i am having difficult on identificate some map keys that are not present in the map keys pdf file provided in the dedicated section.

For example in this image i can’t figure out what green and grey paths with bars means.
Thank you

[Tobias]

jacopastorius wrote:

For example in this image i can’t figure out what green and grey paths with bars means.

You can find the bars in the “Cycleways and road surfaces” section – they are shown if the option “extended road surfaces” is active, and mean no surface information available.
The green color is a route with “emphasized routes” option activated.

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