wahooMapsCreator is a tool to create up-to-date maps for your Wahoo device. It supports BOLTv1, BOLTv2, ROAM, ROAMv2 and ELEMNT!
You can generate maps for the countries you like with latest OSM data and you can control which OSM-tags are included.
why? The maps of your device may be old because Wahoo did not release a newer version in the last years.
The instructions are intended to be suitable for beginners.
If anything is unclear or seams wrong, write an :pencil2: issue
:rocket: Quick Start Guide to download and install required programs
:computer: Run wahooMapsCreator - detailled usage description
In short: activate Anaconda environment, run wahooMapsCreator via CLI or via GUI.
conda activate gdal-user
python -m wahoomc cli -co malta
python -m wahoomc gui
You are welcome to provide input via Pull Requests, Issues or in any other way! If you have trouble using wahooMapsCreator, look into the FAQ, write an issue or join the telegram channel
More details can be found here: CONTRIBUTING
@Intyre/Hank for the initial version of the script
@Ebe66/ebo for the Windows- port
@mweirauch for bringing in new ideas, testing and using the tool
@zenziwerken for the work done for POIs!
@macdet for bringing in new thoughts, testing and making this a little more public
@vti for creating a GUI application to copy maps to wahoo and configure the device POIs as well as an docker image for wahooMapsCreator!
FAQs
Create maps for your Wahoo bike computer based on latest OSM maps
We found that wahoomc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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