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Wahoo Maps Creator

A tool to create up-to-date maps for your Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT and BOLTv2, ELEMNT ROAM and Wahoo ELEMNT!

It runs on Windows, macOS as well as on Linux!

Basic Overview

WahooMapsCreator is a tool to create maps based on the latest OSM data for your Wahoo devices. You can generate maps for the countries you like and you can control which OSM-tags are included.

The maps of your device may be old because Wahoo did not release a newer version in the last years.

OSM maps are constantly updated. With this program, the updated maps can be used on our Wahoo.

Get it running

The instructions are intended to be suitable for beginners.

If anything is unclear or seams wrong, write an ✏️ issue!

Download and Install required programs

Using Anaconda to setup a virtual Python environment is the fastest way to get wahooMapsCreator running!

🚀 Quick Start Guide for Anaconda

Run wahooMapsCreator

via GUI

python wahoo_map_creator.py gui

via CLI

python wahoo_map_creator.py cli -co malta

A detailled description of the usage is documented 💻 here

Copy the map-files to your device

When file-creation is finished, copy the maps files to your Wahoo device.

💾 docu

(Optional) Use a custom theme on your Wahoo

You can use a custom theme to control which OSM-tags are displayed on your device. Also in which zoom-level certain streets appear!

🔍 docu

Contribution

You are welcome to provide input via Pull Requests, Issues or in any other way! Discussion goes on:

More details can be found here: CONTRIBUTING

Thanks to

@Intyre/Hank for the initial version of the script

@Higli and @Ebe66/ebo for the Windows- port