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Hi Judy,
you missed probably something in the installation instructions. The easiest installation for Elevate in OruxMaps 6.0.* is this:
– Open https://www.openandromaps.org/en/legend/elevate-mountain-hike-theme in a browser on your android device
– Press on “OruxMaps” in the column “Install in Android” below “Downloads” in the “Elevate 2” table
– In OruxMaps use “Menu”, “Tweaks”, “Mapsforge style” to choose the map style (Elevate_Hiking.xml or other variation)More instructions see here:
http://static1.openandromaps.org/wp-content/users/tobias/installation2.txtThe manual install method should work with Voluntary too.
Best regards,
TobiasDeveloper of Elevate mapstyle
My current version is no longer compatible with the standard version of Orux Maps. I’ll look into it.
To get Elevate to work with the standard Orux Maps, you need to install Elevate version 2 directly from this site. Elevate version 3 requires Orux Maps beta 6.4I have Orux Beta 6.5.0rc 6 and latest OSM GB: your Voluntary certainly IS working.
Best wishes,
JimThat’s very helpful, Jim.
It looks like the Voluntary Theme requires the beta version of Orux maps at present which can be downloaded from the Oruxmaps forum at http://www.oruxmaps.com/foro/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2560.Many thanks. I’ve got it working with the beta version.
Judy
Attached is a version of Voluntary Orux theme that works with the current standard version of Oruxmaps (6.0.x)
For Oruxmaps 6.5.x (currently in beta, available from Oruxmaps forum http://www.oruxmaps.com/foro/ ) I think the Voluntary Atlas theme is better.
The Locus version is basically unchanged.Orux maps has released 6.5.0 so Voluntary-Orux (above) is only required for old installations or backwards compatibility. Voluntary-Atlas is now preferred for OruxMaps, Atlas and Cruiser.
Updated again.
Voluntary Orux is no longer needed — use Voluntary Atlas for Oruxmaps, Atlas and CruiserThe main changes are:
– Added Contraflow cycleway in one way street;
– Added mountain bike trails
– Reworked all symbols with slightly transparent thin border for subtly improved visibility
– Updated keyUpdated again
– cycle lanes in roads (short blue dots in road) and tracks alongside roads (longer blue dashes in road) now shown for maps from this site.
– Renamed Voluntary Atlas to Voluntary Cruiser to fit with change of application name
– First stab at resolution-independent patternsA minor update to fix a bug in my themes related to Locus styles
Attached in this post.
Improved rendering of cliffs, ridges, dams, quarries, shingle, hiking bike and MTB trails, fixed sandbanks in rivers.
Improved distinction between cycle track and cycle lanes and improved their visibility.
Updated full resolution key at http://bit.ly/voluntarykeyHere’s the updated files
I’ve reworked the Voluntary theme to take advantage of selectable style overlays in themes. Display of hiking, cycle and mountain bike routes can now be switched on or off, as can highlighting for each of them. I’ve limited the number of options shown to aid ease of use.
If you are using Locus, as far as possible this works for both LoMaps from Locus Store and maps from OpenAndroMaps.
There are other improvements, including embankments and dykes and cycle tracks and lanes on OpenAndroMaps and a Yellow version to help when using overlays such as Strava in Locus (see http://www.locusmap.eu/strava-heatmap-in-locus-why-not/).
I have also provided a slightly more limited version for Cruiser and Orux. The “bugfix” version has been retired.
As this is the first release with these features, please treat this as a beta and let me have your comments, please.
Downloadable key: http://bit.ly/volkeybetaI’ve improved Voluntary Cruiser so that it has the same range of styles for the theme as the version for the LocusMaps app. so that Cycle, Hiking, City and Road styles function almost as presets with a limited range of tailored options, while Multi and Yellow have a fuller (but manageable) range of options. The key (same link as post above: http://bit.ly/volkeybeta ) has also been updated.
This is still beta, but almost ready for release.
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