Recent Releases
0.9.513 Mar 2021 07:05
minor feature:
Mapper finally learned to export KMZ files (GH-138). These files can also be used as templates.
For organisers of MapRun or Vikazimut events, the KMZ export is complemented by a "Simple Course" export feature, turning a single line object (course) into a KML or IOF Data Standard 3.0 course file.
Geospatial vector data export formats can be selected explicitly, instead of relying on the filename extension (GH-1779).
For the Paint-on-Template feature (aka Scribbling), it is now possible to select and modify alternative colour palettes (GH-945).
In touch mode, the editor can ignore touch input from palm and fingers when there is an alternative pointing device (inductive stylus, mouse) (GH-1368).
Template data saving (GPX, paint-on-template) is more robust now (GH-1785), and error reporting is improved (GH-1790).
The OMAP file format preserves the order of object tags, facilitating git version control (GH-1290).
Minor OCD support improvements (GH-1786).
Translations were updated again.
The User Manual was restructured in order to improve the usability of the online version.
qtbase, Qt's key component for cross-platform support, was updated to 5.12.10 plus selected extra patches.
Coordinate system with GeoTIFF (GH-1755).
Missing "datumgrid" files for precise georeferencing (GH-1802).
Minor OCD format improvements, including a for a crash (GH-1796).
Template saving now working for all file formats (GH-1791).
Consistent GPX track positioning (regression, GH-1709).
Area symbol patterns rotated properly when rotating the map (GH-1812), but not for North lines pattern (GH-1870).
Crash on early activation of GNSS location display (GH-1893).
ISSprOM 2019 Passable rock face symbol line width (GH-1875).
Symbol editing and Copy-and-paste quirks (GH-1837, GH-1828).
Editing values in template position dock widget (GH-1769).
Warnings without details at ocd import (GH-1766).
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern
20201227.428 Dec 2020 10:25
minor feature:
The Paint-on-Template feature (aka Scribbling) learned to fill areas (solid or pattern, GH-1242) and to draw in background.
When GNSS tracking is enabled, the viewport can follow the location (aka Tourist mode, GH-987).
Templates are loaded after initial map loading, with feedback (but still in foreground, i.e. blocking).
Basic support for Geospatial PDF templates (via Poppler and GDAL).
Upscaled icons, and increased menu item size, for better usability on Android.
Minor OCD support improvements, e.g. export of template visibility (GH-1236).
The Find-object tool may be used to visit one match after the other (GH-1512).
The object query language was extended with NOT and SYMBOL (GH-1631), adding even more power to CRT files.
Translations were updated again.
Third-party components were updated again (Qt 5.12.9, PROJ 7.1.1, GDAL 3.1.3, graphics formats, cf. Superbuild).
Placement of OCD templates in OCD maps (GH-1302).
OCD import of hatch/structure orientation (GH-1677).
Template alignment and list widget quirks.
Georeferencing quirks.
DPI selection for image export (GH-1271).
Default location source on Android (GH-1629).
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
20201220.721 Dec 2020 08:45
minor feature:
The Paint-on-Template feature (aka Scribbling) learned to fill areas (solid or pattern, GH-1242) and to draw in background.
When GNSS tracking is enabled, the viewport can follow the location (aka Tourist mode, GH-987).
Templates are loaded after initial map loading, with feedback (but still in foreground, i.e. blocking).
Basic support for Geospatial PDF templates (via Poppler and GDAL).
Upscaled icons, and increased menu item size, for better usability on Android.
Minor OCD support improvements, e.g. export of template visibility (GH-1236).
The Find-object tool may be used to visit one match after the other (GH-1512).
The object query language was extended with NOT and SYMBOL (GH-1631), adding even more power to CRT files.
Translations were updated again.
Third-party components were updated again (Qt 5.12.9, PROJ 7.1.1, GDAL 3.1.3, graphics formats, cf. Superbuild).
Placement of OCD templates in OCD maps (GH-1302).
OCD import of hatch/structure orientation (GH-1677).
Template alignment and list widget quirks.
Georeferencing quirks.
DPI selection for image export (GH-1271).
Default location source on Android (GH-1629).
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
20201026.127 Oct 2020 06:45
minor feature:
The Paint-on-Template feature (aka Scribbling) learned to fill areas (solid or pattern, GH-1242) and to draw in background.
When GNSS tracking is enabled, the viewport can follow the location (aka Tourist mode, GH-987).
Templates are loaded after initial map loading, with feedback (but still in foreground, i.e. blocking).
Basic support for Geospatial PDF templates (via Poppler and GDAL).
Upscaled icons, and increased menu item size, for better usability on Android.
Minor OCD support improvements, e.g. export of template visibility (GH-1236).
The Find-object tool may be used to visit one match after the other (GH-1512).
The object query language was extended with NOT and SYMBOL (GH-1631), adding even more power to CRT files.
Translations were updated again.
Third-party components were updated again (Qt 5.12.9, PROJ 7.1.1, GDAL 3.1.3, graphics formats, cf. Superbuild).
Placement of OCD templates in OCD maps (GH-1302).
OCD import of hatch/structure orientation (GH-1677).
Template alignment and list widget quirks.
Georeferencing quirks.
DPI selection for image export (GH-1271).
Default location source on Android (GH-1629).
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
0.9.406 Oct 2020 03:18
minor feature:
The Paint-on-Template feature (aka Scribbling) learned to fill areas (solid or pattern, GH-1242) and to draw in background.
When GNSS tracking is enabled, the viewport can follow the location (aka Tourist mode, GH-987).
Templates are loaded after initial map loading, with feedback (but still in foreground, i.e. blocking).
Basic support for Geospatial PDF templates (via Poppler and GDAL).
Upscaled icons, and increased menu item size, for better usability on Android.
Minor OCD support improvements, e.g. export of template visibility (GH-1236).
The Find-object tool may be used to visit one match after the other (GH-1512).
The object query language was extended with NOT and SYMBOL (GH-1631), adding even more power to CRT files.
Translations were updated again.
Third-party components were updated again (Qt 5.12.9, PROJ 7.1.1, GDAL 3.1.3, graphics formats, cf. Superbuild).
Placement of OCD templates in OCD maps (GH-1302).
OCD import of hatch/structure orientation (GH-1677).
Template alignment and list widget quirks.
Georeferencing quirks.
DPI selection for image export (GH-1271).
Default location source on Android (GH-1629).
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
20200909.210 Sep 2020 15:25
minor feature:
When drawing, follow border lines of line symbols, just as following the middle line (GH-273).
Improved geospatial data handling with GDAL:
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
.
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
Simple support for NMEA position sources on Linux and macOS (e.g. from Bluetooth) (GH-1569).
Additional space between object control points and selection rectangle (GH-980).
Template list button in toolbar (GH-1511).
Translation updates.
Specifying raster image coordinate reference system (GH-1597).
Wrong positioning of new OCD templates (GH-1620),
and wrong positioning of some existing templates.
Handling of border line as area outline (GH-1602).
OSM import of roads.
Rare crashes (GH-1578, GH-1600, GH-1608).
of wrong vector data coordinate transformations for certain CRS (GH-1570), affecting e.g. EPSG:27700 (OSGB36).
initialization of georeferencing for OCD files.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
20200613.117 Jun 2020 09:25
minor feature:
When drawing, follow border lines of line symbols, just as following the middle line (GH-273).
Improved geospatial data handling with GDAL:
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
.
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
Simple support for NMEA position sources on Linux and macOS (e.g. from Bluetooth) (GH-1569).
Additional space between object control points and selection rectangle (GH-980).
Template list button in toolbar (GH-1511).
Translation updates.
Specifying raster image coordinate reference system (GH-1597).
Wrong positioning of new OCD templates (GH-1620),
and wrong positioning of some existing templates.
Handling of border line as area outline (GH-1602).
OSM import of roads.
Rare crashes (GH-1578, GH-1600, GH-1608).
of wrong vector data coordinate transformations for certain CRS (GH-1570), affecting e.g. EPSG:27700 (OSGB36).
initialization of georeferencing for OCD files.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
20200612.413 Jun 2020 03:16
minor feature:
When drawing, follow border lines of line symbols, just as following the middle line (GH-273).
Improved geospatial data handling with GDAL:
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
.
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
Simple support for NMEA position sources on Linux and macOS (e.g. from Bluetooth) (GH-1569).
Additional space between object control points and selection rectangle (GH-980).
Template list button in toolbar (GH-1511).
Translation updates.
Specifying raster image coordinate reference system (GH-1597).
Wrong positioning of new OCD templates (GH-1620),
and wrong positioning of some existing templates.
Handling of border line as area outline (GH-1602).
OSM import of roads.
Rare crashes (GH-1578, GH-1600, GH-1608).
of wrong vector data coordinate transformations for certain CRS (GH-1570), affecting e.g. EPSG:27700 (OSGB36).
initialization of georeferencing for OCD files.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
0.9.317 May 2020 22:45
minor feature:
When drawing, follow border lines of line symbols, just as following the middle line (GH-273).
Improved geospatial data handling with GDAL:
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
.
Detecting drivers by file content if possible.
Opening OziExplorer's files as templates (GH-67).
On import, clip vector data to the declared extent, useful for exports from OSM.
Simple support for NMEA position sources on Linux and macOS (e.g. from Bluetooth) (GH-1569).
Additional space between object control points and selection rectangle (GH-980).
Template list button in toolbar (GH-1511).
Translation updates.
Specifying raster image coordinate reference system (GH-1597).
Wrong positioning of new OCD templates (GH-1620),
and wrong positioning of some existing templates.
Handling of border line as area outline (GH-1602).
OSM import of roads.
Rare crashes (GH-1578, GH-1600, GH-1608).
of wrong vector data coordinate transformations for certain CRS (GH-1570), affecting e.g. EPSG:27700 (OSGB36).
initialization of georeferencing for OCD files.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
The armeabi-v7a package is also available from the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository.
20200411.312 Apr 2020 03:16
minor feature:
Extended raster file format support via GDAL (GH-864).
JPEG2000 support again!
There is also a new manual page on geospatial data formats in GDAL.
CoVe, a Contour line Vectorization tool for raster templates (GH-1465).CoVe manual page.
Preliminary ISSprOM 2019 symbol set replacing ISSOM (GH-1348).
Color list subject to changes.
Croatian und Portugese (Portugal) translations (work-in-progress).
Empty map display in Condes (GH-1452).
OCD export of pattern rotation (GH-1533).
Georeferencing (GH-1235, GH-1508, GH-1532).
Template (GH-742, GH-1467, GH-1515, GH-1522).
Some crashes (GH-1448, GH-1451, GH-1497).
Qt 5.12.7.
PROJ update to 6.2.1.
GDAL update to 3.0.4.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
0.9.216 Mar 2020 06:45
minor feature:
Extended raster file format support via GDAL (GH-864).
JPEG2000 support again!
There is also a new manual page on geospatial data formats in GDAL.
CoVe, a Contour line Vectorization tool for raster templates (GH-1465).CoVe manual page.
Preliminary ISSprOM 2019 symbol set replacing ISSOM (GH-1348).
Color list subject to changes.
Croatian und Portugese (Portugal) translations (work-in-progress).
Empty map display in Condes (GH-1452).
OCD export of pattern rotation (GH-1533).
Georeferencing (GH-1235, GH-1508, GH-1532).
Template (GH-742, GH-1467, GH-1515, GH-1522).
Some crashes (GH-1448, GH-1451, GH-1497).
Qt 5.12.7.
PROJ update to 6.2.1.
GDAL update to 3.0.4.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
20200214.215 Feb 2020 07:05
minor feature:
ISSkiOM 2019 symbol set.
Baseline and hatched areas view for touch mode UI.
Import/export of area pattern clipping options to OCD 12.
Georeferenced usage of templates created with Terra Incognita.
for georeferencing setup and symbol assignment inconsistencies on data import.
for geo coordinate on export.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
20191221.1722 Dec 2019 10:45
minor feature:
ISSkiOM 2019 symbol set.
Baseline and hatched areas view for touch mode UI.
Import/export of area pattern clipping options to OCD 12.
Georeferenced usage of templates created with Terra Incognita.
for georeferencing setup and symbol assignment inconsistencies on data import.
for geo coordinate on export.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
20191211.412 Dec 2019 03:16
minor feature:
ISSkiOM 2019 symbol set.
Baseline and hatched areas view for touch mode UI.
Import/export of area pattern clipping options to OCD 12.
Georeferenced usage of templates created with Terra Incognita.
for georeferencing setup and symbol assignment inconsistencies on data import.
for geo coordinate on export.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
0.9.107 Dec 2019 11:25
minor feature:
ISSkiOM 2019 symbol set.
Baseline and hatched areas view for touch mode UI.
Import/export of area pattern clipping options to OCD 12.
Georeferenced usage of templates created with Terra Incognita.
for georeferencing setup and symbol assignment inconsistencies on data import.
for geo coordinate on export.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most older devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
20191203.404 Dec 2019 03:16
minor feature:
ISOM 2017-2 symbol set.
File formats:
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
.
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
Tool improvements:
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
.
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
Android:
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
Standby/background operation improvements.
.
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
Standby/background operation improvements.
"Touch mode" available for PCs:
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
.
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
Significant modernization of 3rd-party components (Qt 5.12, PROJ 6, GDAL 3).
Note that this also means that some older versions of operating system are no longer supported by Mapper.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most
20191118.119 Nov 2019 06:05
minor feature:
ISOM 2017-2 symbol set.
File formats:
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
.
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
Tool improvements:
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
.
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
Android:
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
Standby/background operation improvements.
.
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
Standby/background operation improvements.
"Touch mode" available for PCs:
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
.
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
Significant modernization of 3rd-party components (Qt 5.12, PROJ 6, GDAL 3).
Note that this also means that some older versions of operating system are no longer supported by Mapper.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most
20191108.309 Nov 2019 07:05
minor feature:
ISOM 2017-2 symbol set.
File formats:
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
.
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
Tool improvements:
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
.
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
Android:
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
Standby/background operation improvements.
.
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
Standby/background operation improvements.
"Touch mode" available for PCs:
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
.
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
Significant modernization of 3rd-party components (Qt 5.12, PROJ 6, GDAL 3).
Note that this also means that some older versions of operating system are no longer supported by Mapper.
Windows (7 and up): You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS (10.12 and up): You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android (4.1 and up): You can try arm64-v8a package on newer devices. Otherwise, the armeabi-v7a package should work for most
0.9.023 Oct 2019 08:05
minor feature:
ISOM 2017-2 symbol set.
File formats:
Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
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Significantly improved OCD format support, including export up to version 12, georeferencing and symbol icons.
GeoTIFF template support.
Geospatial vector data export.
Tool improvements:
The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
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The Edit-objects tool respects corners.
The Scale-objects tool optionally resizes multiple objects in their original location.
Android:
Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
standy/background operation improvements.
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Adjustable tool button size.
64-bit support.
standy/background operation improvements.
"Touch mode" available for PCs:
Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
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Keyboard-less fullscreen editing like on Android.
GPS support also for Windows/macOS/Linux.
Note that access to the Windows location requires.NET Framework 4 and Powershell 2 (included in Windows 10).
Significant modernization of 3rd-party components (Qt 5.12, PROJ 6, GDAL 3).
Note that this also means that some older versions of operating system are no longer supported by mapper.
20190915.1725 Sep 2019 03:15
minor feature:
Adds a "Toolbars" menu to the "View" menu, make un-hiding of toolbars easy.
printing and PDF with templates, opacity, grid lines.
with details missing from maps being used as templates on Android.
Adds transparency to the default color for unstyled areas in GDAL/OGR templates, making overlap immediately visible. As an alternative, we added a setting for displaying GDAL/OGR templates in baseline and/or hatching style.
an with GDAL/OGR not being used by default for DXF and OSM.
The Android app no longer stores the compass-derived view rotation which could not be reset on the desktop.
some crashes on Undo operations related to Map parts.
Mitigates when using tool buttons during drawing.
Windows: You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS: You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android: you will need the armeabi-v7a package for most devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
Linux packages for major distribution are going to be provided via OBS. To automatically install dependencies (and new versions!), choose "add repository and install manually", instead of "grab binary packages directly".At the moment, building the Linux packages is blocked by an OBS malfunction.
0.8.421 Sep 2019 13:04
minor bugfix:
This patch release contains bug fixes, minor improvements and updated translations. Key changes:
Adds a "Toolbars" menu to the "View" menu, make un-hiding of toolbars easy (#1155).
Fixes printing and PDF issues with templates (#1163), opacity, grid lines (#733).
Fixes issues with details missing from maps being used as templates on Android (#1186).
Adds transparency to the default color for unstyled areas in GDAL/OGR templates, making overlap immediately visible (#1161). As an alternative, we added a setting for displaying GDAL/OGR templates in baseline and/or hatching style.
Fixes an issue with GDAL/OGR not being used by default for DXF and OSM (#1166).
The Android app no longer stores the compass-derived view rotation which could not be reset on the desktop (#1165).
Fixes some crashes on Undo operations related to Map parts (#1168).
Mitigates issues when using tool buttons during drawing (#1175).
Find the resolved issues on Github.
Known issues in v0.8.4 will be collected there, too.
The release contains 82 commits since 0.8.3, changing 72 source files, contributed by 11 persons.
Windows: You can choose between an installer (*.exe) and a portable archive (*.zip).
For most modern Windows installations, you should choose the x64 bit packages. The x86 will also run on all Windows desktops but are limited by the 32-bit architecture.
macOS: You may need to run the app via Ctrl+Click the first time, in order to allow it to run despite coming from an "unknown source".
Android: you will need the armeabi-v7a package for most devices.
Note that you will have to allow installation "from unknown sources".
Linux packages for major distribution are going to be provided via OBS. To automatically install dependencies (and new versions!), choose "add repository and install manually", instead of "grab binary packages directly".
At the moment, building the Linux packages is blocked by an OBS malfunction.
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