Update data - re-download data for all areas and update what is in memory (requires network connectivity).

Pan and zoom auto download - download data for the currently displayed map area automatically (requires network connectivity or offline data) (requires GPS).

Location based auto download - download an area around the current geographic location automatically (requires network connectivity or offline data) (requires GPS).

run a query against a Overpass API server (requires network connectivity)

Clear and download current view - clear any data in memory, including pending changes, and then download the area visible on the screen (requires network connectivity).

Download current view - download the area visible on the screen and merge it with existing data (requires network connectivity or offline data source).review and upload changes to OpenStreetMap (requires authentication) (requires network connectivity) Select either the transfer icon or the 'Transfer' menu item. Editing with Vespucci #ĭepending on screen size and age of your device editing actions may either be accessible directly via icons in the top bar, via a drop down menu on the right of the top bar, from the bottom bar (if present) or via the menu key. You should take this in to account when using Vespucci and keep, for example, the areas you are editing to a reasonable size. A word of caution: while mobile device capabilities have caught up with their desktop rivals, particularly older devices have very limited memory available and tend to be rather slow.

It has been tested successfully on Google's Android 2.3 to 14.0 (versions prior to 4.1 are no longer supported) and various AOSP based variants. Vespucci is a full featured OpenStreetMap editor that supports most operations that desktop editors provide. All the help texts and more (FAQs, tutorials) can be found on the Vespucci documentation site too. If you have a larger device, for example a tablet, you can open the help system in a separate split window. Generating MBTiles files with custom imageryīefore we start: most screens have links in the menu to the on-device help system giving you direct access to information relevant for the current context, you can easily navigate back to this text too.

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