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VVGmap

Export unexplored tiles from VeloViewer as a map overlay for Garmin devices.

Users82Current public install base
Rating5.0Store average score
Reviews2Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth-5Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate-5.75%Relative weekly velocity
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Version2024.2.0
ManifestV3
Size16.42KiB
Languages1English
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This extension works on veloviewer.com website only.

It adds an 'IMG' button to the download section on the Map Settings popup (Routes and Activities pages). Clicking the button will export all unexplored tiles in the current map view as an IMG file under the name of 'vvgmap.img'.

All you need to do next is to connect your Garmin device to the computer and put the 'vvgmap.img' file directly into the 'Garmin' folder on the device.

Next time you want to update your grid simply overwrite this file with the newly exported one. Do not upload more than one vvgmap file to your device. If you do though, still only one of them will be loaded.

A new grid layer should be visible immediately after disconnecting the device.

By default gridlines are solid, dark red and 1 pixel thick. The grid layer is visible on map scales up to 12km.

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Richard Rutte2023年6月18日
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Works well and very easy to use. Use it on Edge 530 (also works with my old Edge 1000 explorer). Particular useful to recognise an upcoming tile-border. Tiles are best visible at lower zoom level, but that is less practical for navigation. (fiddly on 530 to change the zoom level, may be easier on devices with touchscreen). The grey line blends in with paths/streets, so less useful in urban areas.

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David Higginson2023年6月1日
5

Just found this extension. Very cool - I didn't realize the Edge's had been updated to handle this sort of overlay. This was a pretty smooth process (once I found my buried USB C adapter and microUSB data cable). Next step is to see how it works on the road, but I did a quick Browse Map on my Garmin Edge 530 map and I see tiles now!

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