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MP (Polish format, cGPSmapper)

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MP (Polish format) is an open plain-text source format for mapmakers, created for the cGPSmapper compiler. It is not a ready-made map: an .mp file does not load into a navigator. You build the map from it — NM2 for older Navitel units via GPSMapEdit, or .img for Garmin via cgpsmapper.

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Belangrijkste functies

Open plain-text format — readable and editable by hand
Layers, object types and detail levels
Input for GPSMapEdit and the cgpsmapper compiler
Basic map without a routing graph

Over het MP-formaat

MP, also known as the Polish format, is a plain-text source format invented for the cGPSmapper map compiler. Inside is ordinary text: [POLYLINE], [POLYGON] and [POI] sections, each object carrying a type, a name and a coordinate list per detail level. The file opens in any editor, reads by eye and is edited by hand — that is what the whole amateur mapmaking scene rests on.

Understand this up front: an .mp is not a map for a navigator. No device and no navigation app reads it directly. It is the INPUT to a build: from an .mp you compile the format your device actually understands. There are two chains. First — GPSMapEdit: open the .mp and run Export to Navitel NM2; NM2 is understood by older Navitel Navigator releases, roughly up to 9.1x. Second — the cgpsmapper compiler: it turns the .mp into an .img for Garmin devices.

What we actually deliver. The export writes the geometry of the selected layers, object labels, Polish format types and detail levels — that is, a basic, NON-routable map. The routing graph sections (RouteParam on lines and Nod nodes) are not in the file: they are built at the next step by cgpsmapper and GPSMapEdit themselves. We say this plainly rather than in fine print — if you need a map that works out of the box, take Garmin IMG or OsmAnd OBF, which we compile in full.

We do not produce Navitel's native formats: NM2 is produced on your side, in GPSMapEdit, while NM3 and NM7 are closed and cannot be built by any third-party tool at all. So .mp is the honest maximum the service can offer for Navitel: detailed, fresh OpenStreetMap data in the shape a map is assembled from by hand.

Welk programma opent MP-bestanden

De volgende programma's en toepassingen kunnen MP (Polish format, cGPSmapper)-bestanden (.mp) die uit OSM2CDR zijn geëxporteerd openen, bewerken en verwerken:

💻GPSMapEdit 💻cGPSmapper 💻mkgmap 💻MapTk 💻Notepad++

Format specifications

Wie gebruikt MP-kaarten

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Map compilation source
A ready plain-text source for the area: no need to hand-pick OSM data and invent object types.
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Maps for older Navitel (NM2)
The only practical road to Navitel: GPSMapEdit exports the .mp to NM2 for releases up to roughly 9.1x.
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Garmin maps via cgpsmapper
The classic Garmin chain: cgpsmapper compiles the .mp into an .img for eTrex, Oregon, GPSMAP and automotive Drive units.
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Manual editing in GPSMapEdit
The format reads by eye: types, names and levels are corrected in an editor before the build, without special tooling.
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Mapmaker data exchange
The common language of amateur mapmaking: almost every community utility accepts .mp, so a draft is easy to share.

MP exporteren

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Gebied selecteren
Teken een rechthoek of polygoon op de interactieve kaart op osm2cdr.ru
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MP kiezen
Selecteer MP (Polish format, cGPSmapper) uit de lijst van 127 beschikbare exportformaten
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Exporteren
Klik op Exporteren en ontvang uw .mp-bestand binnen 1-5 minuten
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Downloaden
Download het gerede MP-bestand en open het in GPSMapEdit

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Veelgestelde vragen

Can I put an .mp straight into a navigator?
Will the map be routable?
How does .mp differ from Garmin IMG on this site?
Which Navitel versions will accept a map built from .mp?
Why is there no routing graph in the file?

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