1. Mobile Atlas Creator For Mac Os
2. Mobile Atlas Creator For Macbook
3. Mobile Atlas Creator For Mac Os X
4. Mobile Atlas Creator For Mac Pro

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Snap To Grid makes positioning objects in the Unity editor much easier and saves time while getting precision placement of your models.
You can snap when moving, rotating and scaling objects and includes a handy feature to snap to the terrain height.
Supports 2D and 3D scenes and to make things even faster you can use the quick transform buttons to move, rotate and scale with a single click.
Works with both Metric and Imperial units, including degrees and radians. Select the units from a convenient drop down list of preset values or enter custom values directly into a text field.
Introduction Video
Features:
– Move, Rotate & Scale
– Snap Multiple Objects At Once
– 2D & 3D Support
– Snap To Terrain Height
– Easy Toggle On/Off
– Metric & Imperial Measurements
– Radian & Degree Selection
– Quick Transform Buttons
– Lock/Unlock Grid Position
– Grids For All 3 Major Planes
– Includes 3D Grid
– Info Labels In Scene
– Dimensions Selector
– New Text To Dimension
– Adjustable Grid Size
– Save/Load Current Settings
– Custom Colors
– Tooltips
– Help & FAQ Page

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Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC) is a free software that allows you to download maps from a lot of sources, and save them in the map format used by AlpineQuest.

No installation is needed, you simply need to extract the content of the .zip archive. MOBAC is working on Windows, Mac and Linux.

You need to have the Java platform 1.6 installed on your machine (available here).

Getting MOBAC

1. Download the latest version on the official MOBAC website: Mobile Atlas Creator.

You can also get MOBAC from our website: Mobile Atlas Creator 1.9.16.zip

2. Extract the content of the .zip archive (for example on your Desktop).

3. Double-click on “Mobile Atlas Creator.exe” to start MOBAC.

If you are using Mac or Linux, launch “Mobile_Atlas_Creator.jar” using Java.

Using MOBAC

Once you have started MOBAC, the default map is displayed.

1. Use the mouse right button you move the map.

Mobile Atlas Creator For Mac Os

2. Use the mouse wheel to zoom in our out of the map.

3. Select another map source to display using the Map source panel on the left (2nd from the top).

Notes:
- Be careful that all map sources are not available for every part of the world.
- Some map source can take some time to display. Be patient.
- If a map source seems to be broken, try to perform an online update of sources: click on “Settings”, select the “Map sources” tab and click on “Perform online update”.

Creating maps

1. Select the map source you want to use for your offline map.

2. Select the zoom levels you want to save. Have a look at the number of image tiles that will be downloaded (more than 10,000 is not recommended).

Tip: selecting one level over two starting with the most detailed one you want to have, is a good idea to reduce the final map file size.

3. Select the map area you want to save, using the mouse left button.

4. Choose a name for your map, which will be displayed in AlpineQuest.

5. Validate your setup by clicking on the “Add selection” button.

Mobile Atlas Creator For Macbook

6. Select the AlpineQuestMap format as output format.

7. Start the map creation process by clicking on the “Create atlas” button.

MOBAC will start to download the map images and store them in a .aqm map file.

Click on the “Open Atlas Folder” button when the process is finished.

Your map is available and ready to use.

Uploading maps on your memory card

Once you have created AQM maps, you must upload them on your device.

Mobile Atlas Creator For Mac Os X

Maps must be placed in the folder “/alpinequest/maps/” of your memory card. Use your USB cable to link you device to your PC.

To get your maps working, be careful of the following things:

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• Maps must be in the AQM format, with a .aqm file extension;
  
• Maps must be copied in the exact AlpineQuest maps folder. This folder is created when AlpineQuest start, you should not have to create it;
  
• When you copy the maps from your PC to your device, be sure that all the files have been entirely copied before removing the USB cable. Do not remove the cable before ejecting the device from your OS. You should check the file sizes when the transfert is complete.