Need map tiles for your eInk display (#Meshtastic, #Meshcore, etc) without relying on restrictive APIs? I wrote a guide using #OpenStreetMap, #Maperitive without tricky rules, and #Python to generate grayscale tiles optimized. #esp32 #TDeckPro #LilyGo

Cool work! As an option, I have a post on doing Grayscale (and more) using CSS filters that might also work for people wanting more control on the display but not keen to generate tiles themselves.

Thanks. I will check that. Also with Maperitive is possible apply rules and modify. I have pending to do that, for now it is my first "easy" way.

Ya, for sure!

Didn’t even know you could do stuff like this with a T-Deck, love it 🤩 @LilyGO you should be sending samples to people like this, they’re the ones making your products stand out

YES THAT IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR! How'd you know? 😳

Nice work!. If only I had the money to make me one of these.

So pretty🥰

Some day #icenav Will run in this eInk

Looks cool. But the real question is: would you trust this in a situation where failure is not an option?

Are you asking about Meshtastic or Meshcore? or about the Map tiles? well, I think when you are without any connectivity and good community mesh network, I think that it is better that nothing.

Agree — something is better than nothing. I’m just exploring how to make something more reliable in those situations.

@lilygo9 Dope!

Badass

Power's out, cell towers are down, internet's gone — your group doesn't have to be. MeshHub keeps you talking over Reticulum, Meshtastic, or MeshCore radios when every other line of communication fails.

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