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22.07.2018
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No, Boxy is not dead. It is still alive!
If you are using it, I can give you a remote helping hand to setup your scripts. |
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30.05.2010
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How to create tiles from an Ozi calibratred map file?
- Use Mapwel to create a rectangular bitmap of an Ozi calibrated map.
- Note the coordinates of the bounds!
- Next you need to tile the map using MapTiler. You need to launch multiple instances an create tiles for each level you need. This will take a very long time, so if you have access to an ultra speedy machine would be great ...
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27.08.2009
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A lot of new ideas came up at the Europeans 2009 in Brissac-Quincé. Just take a look at the changelog to see what is new in the last version.
More to come soon ... |
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09.08.2009
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Here are the most important features of the Boxy2::Downloader (screenshot) which goal is to give analyzers or debriefers a quick overview about a GPS logger track of a balloon flight.
- download a track from a serial connected Garmin GPS device
- save the downloaded track in PLT and GPX format
- show all track points in a list
- show the track and the loaded PZ's on a map
- analyse the track against PZ infringements and vertical speed limit exceedants
- generate a nice PDF document (sample)
Actually the download of tracks has only been tested under Windows. |
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