Locus Map 📱

Locus Map SQLiteDB Offline Tiles

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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.

今すぐLocus Mapをエクスポート ✨ オープンベータ — 無料、制限なし

主な機能

Native Locus .sqlitedb container (tiles and info tables)
256×256 JPEG tiles, rendered via QGIS, quality 85
Correct TMS y-flip on the Y axis for the Locus convention
Default zoom range 10–15, 50,000-tile limit
Index on (x, y, z, s) for fast tile lookup on the device
Example Locus Map export (central Moscow, 1x0.5 km)
Example: central Moscow, ~1×0.5 km, medium detail

Locus Mapフォーマットについて

Locus Map is an Android navigator by the Czech company Asamm Software, used by hikers, bike tourers and geocachers. The app can work fully offline if the map is already on the device in its own .sqlitedb container — an ordinary SQLite database holding ready-made tile images and a metadata table.

You need the export when there is no signal in the area you are heading to and the built-in Locus sources do not suit you: your own map style, your own set of layers, one particular stretch of a route. The file goes into the app's folder and is connected as one more offline source — no internet is needed to view it any more.

The file from OSM2CDR carries a raster layer: the selected area is rendered on the server and cut into 256x256 JPEG tiles (quality 85) for zoom levels 10 through 15, up to 50,000 tiles per file. Tiles live in the tiles table with x, y, z, s, image columns, metadata in the info table, and the Y axis is written in the TMS convention, just as Locus expects. These are ready-made images, not a vector mapsforge map: the style is chosen at export time and cannot be switched on the device.

Locus Mapファイルを開けるプログラム

次のプログラムおよびアプリケーションは、OSM2CDRからエクスポートしたLocus Map SQLiteDB Offline Tiles(.sqlitedb)ファイルを開き、編集し、利用できます:

💻Locus Map 4 💻Locus Map Pro 💻MOBAC (Mobile Atlas Creator) 💻SQLite browser

Format specifications

Locus Map地図を利用するユーザー

🏗
Put an offline area map on Android for hiking in Locus Map with no cellular coverage
A ready offline layer of the area on your phone: in a forest or in the mountains the map opens with no cell service.
💻
Prepare a detailed city layer for walking navigation in Locus out of town
A dense city layer for walks out of town, when the built-in Locus sources are not enough.
📊
Give a cyclist a raster route map on top of the Locus base map
A raster map of the route on top of the Locus base map — you see exactly the stretch you need for the trip.
🎨
Hand a map straight to Locus, without conversions through MBTiles or third-party tools
The file goes straight into the Locus folder, with no intermediate conversion through MBTiles and third-party utilities.

Locus Mapのエクスポート方法

1
範囲を選択
osm2cdr.ruのインタラクティブ地図上で長方形またはポリゴンを描画します
2
Locus Mapを選択
利用可能な127種類のエクスポートフォーマットの一覧からLocus Map SQLiteDB Offline Tilesを選択します
3
エクスポート
「エクスポート」をクリックすると、1〜5分で.sqlitedbファイルを受け取れます
4
ダウンロード
完成したLocus Mapファイルをダウンロードし、Locus Map 4で開きます

エクスポート後の開き方

Locus Mapの人気地図

フリー

Locus Map SQLiteDB Offline Tilesの地図エクスポートを入手

OpenStreetMapからプロフェッショナルなLocus Map地図をダウンロード。即時生成、任意の範囲に対応。

無料 /エクスポート
今すぐLocus Mapをエクスポート →

よくある質問

Is this a vector map with themes like mapsforge?
Which zoom levels end up in the file?
Where do I put the file on Android?
Why is a y-flip needed?
How large an area makes sense so I stay within the limit?
How is this different from MBTiles and OsmAnd?

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