When i export map, i get only picture, without grid and map scale. How can i add them? asked 25 Feb '12, 08:19  vladphys |
4 Answers:
You can add them with any image editing software. If you want a more customized map you can try out TileMill. answered 25 Feb '12, 10:06  Gnonthgol ♦ |
You can ahve a look at coordinate-lines-in-josm ... there is a solution to get grid lines in any *.osm file via an editor. Or have a look at Maposmatic answered 25 Feb '12, 16:05  stephan75 |
You can try using qgis that have a proper printing tool. answered 27 Feb '12, 09:15  NicolasDumoulin |
You have to calculate it yourself and add it with a image editing software (GIMP or Inkscape or the like). The resolution means how many meters per pixel you get. The scale means, how many cm in reality is 1 cm on the paper (or on the screen). So if you have a screen with 96 dpi, you get that one pixel is 1.1943 meters. And you get a scale of 1 : 4 231 which means that 1 cm on your screen is 42.3 m in reality. If you have a printer which prints 300 dpi … (now do the calculations yourself). There is a wiki page about scaling. answered 14 Feb '14, 11:52  erik |
