Dear colleagues,
I have a couple of RMAPs which display wrong, i.e. blurry after rotating in Sportiva, when using automatic 'map scale' zoom...
The 'Zoom in' helps.
Therefore I intend to slightly change their natural scale resolution to be able to increase a bit 'map scale' zoom.
My question is, is it possible to change the parameter 'm/pix' for all *.RMAPs at once, by modification of IMP file?
Regards,
Marek
Hello Marek,
I'm not sure whether I have completely understood you.
Which kind of imp file do you mean? Calibration file oder hypermap?
Only calibration files contain parameters (i.e. calibration points) which lead to an interpretation of resolution (m/pix). The parameter "resolution" itself is not contained.
But even if you could change this parameter this would not be good because this would change the calibration and all positions on the map would be wrong.
Greetings
Werner
Which kind of imp file do you mean? Calibration file oder hypermap?
I mean Hypermap.
I created hypermap which contain several *.RMAPs.
The result is that "scale" parameter in "map properties" changed (from 6.2 m/pix - for single map up to 81 m/pix for hypermap!!!).
Now I have problem with autozoom "map scale" which worked well for single map (6.2 m/pix), but for hypermap does not work (only general view of map is shown) 
What's the solution inside IMP file and for good Autozoom work?
Regards,
Marek
Hello Marek,
I'm not sure but I suppose you're thinking of zoom ranges (MinZoomLevel, MaxZoomLevel) within which a map will be displayed, right?
Each single map has its intrinsic resolution (m/px) which is shown when you choose the zoom level 100% in CGPSL. This means that each pixel of the map is represented exactly by one pixel on the screen display.
When you use hypermaps there is a big error in CGPSL: The displayed zoom level (in percent) doesn't fit to the displayed map resolution which is correctly documented in the lower left corner in the map display. I have reported this error in the past to Compe but nothing has changed (I didn't test the latest versions of CGPSL).
Greetings
Werner