Ones you are happy with the map, you can zoom-in or pan around to check the details you need to generate the offline tiles. If you need you can add contours to your map as well.ĩ. The necessary high data will be automatically downloaded.Ĩ. If you like Hill Shading – you can apply the preset template. Ones the data is downloaded remove Web map (OSM Mapnik) from the map viewer – this is not necessary, but will speed up the generation of the tiles.ħ. Wait until the OSM data will be downloaded from the server:Ħ. Zoom-out slightly to see the selected area – you can modify the rectangle if you wish.ĥ. Open the software and zoom to the area of your choice. The full documentation for the Maperitive is available here, however following this sample guide you will be able to create the offline map just in few minutes.ġ. Linux or Mac OS X users can follow this guide to install the software. Maperitive may take a while to start up, just wait. You need to unzip the file, and run Maperitive.exe. You can download the application from here. There is number of commercial application allowing you to create such a file, but in this article we will focus on the open source solution and the Maperitive software. mbtiles file which you can then use as an alternative base map. MapIt offline extension is allowing to use prepared earlier basemaps when there is no Internet connection available. Please follow this guide to create.
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