Conclusion

What we walked through

If you followed along, you can now

• Find elevation data suitable for BitmapMaps.

• Define map sheets covering any rectangular grid (aligned with the source grid).

• Create the work folder and point to it using an environmental variable.

• Access the inline documentation.

• Modify data to make recognizing lakes easier.

• Modify text for summits.

• Modify configureable settings for each map.

• Find the code for steps in the pipeline.

• Make customized steps and replace those in the pipeline.

Published 'Stetind map'

I edited 'Summits.csv' with names from peakbook, and fixed the lake as suggested.

These are the files put online:

PS C:\Users\f\BitmapMaps\Stetind> git ls-files
(564923 7560195)-(567177 7563442).css
(564923 7560195)-(567177 7563442).svg
1-1__564923-7560194__567178-7563442/Composite.css
1-1__564923-7560194__567178-7563442/Composite.png
1-1__564923-7560194__567178-7563442/Composite.svg
1-1__564923-7560194__567178-7563442/Thumbnail.png
index.css
index.html

So please have a click, a zoom and pan before you go. Full screen.

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