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[Feature request] Custom map styles #1154

Open redmanmale opened 8 years ago

redmanmale commented 8 years ago

Is there a chance to see style editor (or some preset styles like OSM default) in the app?

Or at least fill up the building custom style FAQ (https://github.com/mapsme/omim/blob/master/docs/STYLES.md).

Thanks.

utack commented 8 years ago

I am not a developer, but have to say it would upset the balance of ease of use vs features, and not benefit most of the app users. However a "night" style for navigation would be a great addition for many people.

biodranik commented 8 years ago

Night style is coming soon. Please check designer branches in the repository, they have desktop style editor.

utack commented 8 years ago

Love the night style, the colors look very "noble", like a piece of functioning art. The contrast for normal streets seems a bit very low though on my device, can anyone confirm that? (Maybe you tested on a AMOLED Samsung device that turned off the black pixels entirely? On LCD they still have a bit of brightness)

biodranik commented 8 years ago

We've almost prepared a new release with night styles support. Please wait )

yopaseopor commented 7 years ago

I talk clearly: I want to show all the traffic signs also in maps.me.I have it. I can do it with https://github.com/yopaseopor/traffic_signs_style_JOSM in JOSM for example. I see there's some cities with some "custom icons", but it would be a weird and a hard thing to add more than 10000 different traffic signs from 40 countries at the main style. I would do this programmer thing at my home, with some tests...but I can't do it because I can't find an easy way to be able to load a "custom style map" done in mapscss, as I can do with JOSM, for example. Please , make a "developer/custom" style map option. Thanks.

biodranik commented 7 years ago

Styles should be pre-built with https://github.com/mapsme/kothic. For dev-only tests you can simply replace existing styles by a new one. For production it's better to create pull request with a new built-in style so all users can use it. @burivuh what do you think?