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How can I change the style of the map to apply in navigation?
Hello! The task is to draw maps for navigation. Since drawing each map in accordance with its exact scale manually is a disastrous business, I decided to look for services with which you can change the color palette and other stylistic parameters of the map.
Found such as:
"Google Maps APIs Styling Wizard" ,
"MAPSTYLR" ,
"Snazzy Maps" ,
"MapBox" ,
The problem is that these options are only suitable for web design, they give out only kml / kmz, json, and other code that I don’t know how to work with. I tried such software as "SASplanet", it turns out to cut the map into the required formats and scales, save it to the file type of interest, but I did not understand how to change the color palette or connect the map style. Is there a software or service that can apply card design and cut the whole thing?
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you need "vector tiles" for them, you can style them yourself and render them into a picture in the "browser" of the client from the same mapbox. minus in a greater load on the client's browser and, as a result, braking.
for the application, you can take a library like mapsforge (java).
sasplanet works only with raster tiles, i.e. with a ready-made picture.
Can I add my own raster tile generator with my own style ??
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