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Added JNX and KMZ projection info documentation

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Martin Tůma 2021-07-03 10:39:20 +02:00
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info (the <code>AUTHORITY</code> info overrides any parameter values). The info (the <code>AUTHORITY</code> info overrides any parameter values). The
WKT data must follow the OGC naming convention. Generally, the OGC WKT entries WKT data must follow the OGC naming convention. Generally, the OGC WKT entries
from <a href="https://epsg.io/">epsg.io</a> should work.</p> from <a href="https://epsg.io/">epsg.io</a> should work.</p>
<h4>JNX &amp; KMZ maps</h4>
<p>JNX &amp; KMZ maps do not contain any info about the projection of their
tile images, so it has to be provided externaly<sup><a href="#garmin">4</a></sup>.
Generally, only two projections are used for JNX/KMZ maps - EPSG:4326 and
EPSG:3857. If you see <a href="img/wrong_proj.png">background color stripes</a>
in your JNX/KMZ map, you have to switch to the propper input projection
in the preferences.</p>
<h3 id="styles">Map styles</h3> <h3 id="styles">Map styles</h3>
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QtPBFImagePlugin</a> is required (included in the Windows and OS&nbsp;X builds).</i></p> QtPBFImagePlugin</a> is required (included in the Windows and OS&nbsp;X builds).</i></p>
<p id="unzip"><i>[3] For GPXSee versions older than 8.1, you have to unzip them <p id="unzip"><i>[3] For GPXSee versions older than 8.1, you have to unzip them
too.</i></p> too.</i></p>
<p id="garmin"><i>[4] Some tools like Garmin software &quot;solve&quot; this by
rescaling the images, but this introduces a small, but still visible distortion
to the map.</i></p>
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