Inside the XML, each map source is a <onlinemapsource> container. Here’s a real (simplified) example for a topographic map:
<!-- Example WMS source --> <mapSource> <id>example_wms</id> <name>Example WMS</name> <type>wms</type> <url>https://demo.geo-server.org/geoserver/wms</url> <layers>layer_name</layers> <format>image/png</format> <crs>EPSG:3857</crs> <minZoom>0</minZoom> <maxZoom>18</maxZoom> <attribution>WMS Example</attribution> <isOnline>true</isOnline> </mapSource> Oruxmaps Online Map Sources.xml
Obtain an updated onlinemapsources.xml (popular distributions like AnyGIS offer hundreds of curated sources). Inside the XML, each map source is a
a specific map provider URL (e.g., Strava Heatmaps, local topo). Troubleshooting an XML entry that isn't loading. Configuring WMS/WMTS parameters for professional layers. Online-maps sources for Orux Maps - AnyGIS Troubleshooting an XML entry that isn't loading
The onlinemapsources.xml file is the heart of custom map integration in OruxMaps, allowing users to go beyond standard presets to access satellite imagery, topographic data, and specialized layers like nautical charts or weather maps. Understanding the Role of onlinemapsources.xml