+BareFeat Posted August 27, 2009 Share Posted August 27, 2009 Tried numerous times over the last couple days to load the terraservers only to see the "server too busy" message. Is anyone else getting this? Is there any other map service or way to plot zones? The google map spits up a script error that just keeps happening over and over making it almost impossible to even exit the window. Quote Link to comment
matejcik Posted August 27, 2009 Share Posted August 27, 2009 try this: http://Wherigo.geoteam.info/zone_creator.aspx user's guide: 1. create zones with dummy locations ("create from address" or something) 2. save and close builder, make a backup of source, open source in text editor 3. for each zone: 3.1. locate the snippet mentioned on the page ( zoneMyzone.Points = { ... } ) 3.2. use the page to draw zone shape. (click the map and you'll see how it works) 3.3. to locate your address, use the search box above the map labeled "vyhledávání", then click "ukaž na mapě" 3.4. to delete last point (aka undo), click "smaž poslední ťuklý bod" 3.5. to delete the shape and start over, click "smaž vše" 3.6. when done, copy the points list from the textbox below the map into your source, replacing the original Points snippet. 3.6.1. don't forget to use the name of your zone! if your zone's lua name is zoneMyZone, copy the points list and then change "zone.Points" to read "zoneMyZone.Points" 3.7. then click "smaž vše" and continue with the next zone 4. save the modified source 5. open it in the builder 6. if you did everything right, you should now have your zones Quote Link to comment
+sTeamTraen Posted August 27, 2009 Share Posted August 27, 2009 Or send me a mail via my profile (not a forum PM) and I'll make you an account to use Earwigo, where you can edit zones on Google Maps which actually work. Quote Link to comment
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