Stadia maps is a good replacement for Google Maps in the cloud. I use Galileo Offline Maps on my iPhone, and my own localhost browser-based map viewer on Mac t

Stadia maps is a good replacement for Google Maps in the cloud. I use Galileo Offline Maps on my iPhone, and my own localhost browser-based map viewer on Mac that can read SQLite tile stores and let me put address queries on the map, and draw circles around a point. The tiles I use were cached once with MOBAC, when I had a fast Internet connection. (when I need a map, I usually don't have Internet access). Google Maps keeps redesigning and making roads harder to see, emphasising Places instead. Maybe that's good for advertising, but harder for me as a cyclist. Stadia maps are using OSM tiles, but with a beautiful format, and pinyin romanisation for the street names. It looks just like Google Maps did back in 2014, when the colours were bright and clear. I'd like to generate a large tilestore (usually ~2 GB for a whole country [1]) of the Stadia formatted OSM data, using MOBAC. Could someone suggest how to do that? [1] https://github.com/peterburk/mobacProfiles https://github.com/peterburk/mobacProfiles