GPSSC - Trekbuddy view - Using TB Cutter to create an atlas.

Use these steps to make an atlas using TB Cutter.

Name the source file t.jpg

Make a calibration file in this format and call it t.map. The x and y are the pixel count at the corners of your image, the latitude and longitude of the corners you would need to get from an online map.

Map Projection,Mercator
Point01,xy,0,0,in,deg,51,00.797653,N,4,36.664410,W,grid,,,,N
Point02,xy,1500,0,in,deg,51,00.797653,N,4,28.991604,W,grid,,,,N
Point03,xy,0,8000,in,deg,50,39.369049,N,4,36.664410,W,grid,,,,N
Point04,xy,1500,8000,in,deg,50,39.369049,N,4,28.991604,W,grid,,,,N
IWH,Map Image Width/Height,1500,8000

Use TB Cutter to make your map tiles.

You should now be able to view the map atlas in GPSSC and also be able to create a pan file.

TB Cutter download link

Trekbuddy Wiki web site

Using Maperitive to create an atlasarrowrightgb.gif



The grids on the Trekbuddy menu are not coded yet.

You can download the GPSSC version 11 here.

gpssc.zip 3.5 Mbyte - see requirements

Unzip the file to your c: drive using 7Zip or any other unzip utility
In the GPSSC folder you will find GPSSC-x86.exe the 32bit version of the program and GPSSC-x64.exe the 64bit version of the program.

This zip file also contains a GPSSCCamera.txt 2015 Openstreetmap speedcam file so be careful if you upgrading from an earlier version of GPSSC not to overwrite your existing GPSSCCamera.txt file when unzipping it.
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Last updated 14 July 2015.