Actually i don't know the logic in the background that an specific icon will be the same even in Basecamp, QMapShack or on the GPS Device. I would like to have all the Garmin Standard Icons (like in Basecamp) avaliable in QMapShack so that if i export Data to my GPS device it will be able to display the right icons. That Icons are the ONLY reason for me that i still need to use Basecamp. It would be really great to have that also in QMapShack. I the avaliable Garmin-Icons (like for Port, Reef, Chruch. Usually I am used to work with GPX-Files that i will use later on my Garmin-Device.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Title? Does it really name the real topic of the issue? You think someone else would understand what's fixed or done from your The title will be listed in the changelog when the issue is fixed. Reports that are not properly filed might be closed without Replace(!) the instructions by your answer(!). What's new in QMapShack 1.17.1.Do not delete any of the sections. In a few words, the utility enables you to use your knowledge and your former GPS recordings to make sure that your future adventures will be even better than before. Taking all of the above into consideration, QMapShack is an intuitive and efficient tool for route planning and GPS recordings visualization. Also noteworthy is the fact that the app provides multiple undo/redo actions. You can also draw tracks without exactly knowing the GPS coordinates using the offline router and also cut, copy and reverse them with no much effort.

You can easily create, edit, move or remove tracks, routes or regions, apply various filters to enhance them and calculate distances using services like Routino and MapQuest. Of course, the main words for working with this utility are tracks, routes, waypoints and areas. To make things even easier, it also packs advanced features such as digital elevation models and hill shading and slope coloring. The application offers multiple ways to display and analyze GPS data and it can even render multiple maps within one instance. Probably the first thing you should know is the fact that QMapShack comes with full support for Gamin and TwoNav devices which, in turn, means that you can work with vector maps, raster maps (.jnx) and even online maps (TMS and WTMS). Subsequent to a typical installation and upon first launching the app, you are met by a clean and simplistic main window, which might lead you to believe that this app does not have much going for it.īut rest assured, once you get passed simple tasks such as loading maps and other GPS-related data, you soon discover that you are dealing with a very well thought-out utility, mainly thanks to its multiple and accessible contextual menus for each section of the interface. Having a solid collection of archived GPS tracks or recordings can prove quite useful next time you want to embark on an epic adventure since it enables you to thoroughly plan routes and make sure you are in control of the trip.įortunately, you can employ the services of specialized applications such as QMapShack, which aims to improve upon the qualities of its predecessor, QLandkarte GT, by providing you with a comprehensive set of GIS tools for route planning.

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