Locus Map is an Android navigator from Czech company Asamm Software, popular with hikers, mountain bikers and geocachers. On osm2cdr we export the map into Locus's own raster .sqlitedb container: we render the chosen area via QGIS into JPEG tiles and store them in SQLite with the Locus schema (a tiles table with x, y, z, s, image columns and an info table with metadata). We honour a Locus quirk — the Y axis is stored in TMS convention, so we apply a y-flip. To be honest: this is a raster offline layer (ready-made images) for zoom levels 10–15, not a vector mapsforge map with switchable themes. The limit is 50,000 tiles per file.
Viktiga funktioner

Vilket program öppnar Locus Map-filer
Följande program och applikationer kan öppna, redigera och arbeta med Locus Map SQLiteDB Offline Tiles-filer (.sqlitedb) som exporterats från OSM2CDR:
Format specifications
- Proprietary format
- 2D only
- Lossy compression
- No attributes
- Output: 1 file
- A Locus Map .sqlitedb raster container (tiles + info tables): 256x256 JPEG tiles at quality 85, zoom 10-15 with a TMS y-flip, 50,000-tile limit.
Vem använder Locus Map-kartor
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