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I built osm_split to extract OSM features into named GPKG files. It makes it easy to pick features by name and drop them into QGIS. https://github.com/marklit/o
by marklit 3y ago
I built osm_split to extract OSM features into named GPKG files. It makes it easy to pick features by name and drop them into QGIS. https://github.com/marklit/osm_split https://github.com/marklit/osm_split
- RicoElectrico 3y agoIsn't the point of GPKG that you can bundle multiple named layers in one file?
- marklit 3y agoYeah, you can. The file will be huge though and QGIS won't be performant. Somewhere like Tokyo will be ~400 MB in OSM's PBF format but will contain ~1,300 different types of features. Seeing these listed in alphabetical order in a file explorer makes it easier to track down only what you need to build your map. It could be you only end up using 150 MB of GPKG files and QGIS, even on an old laptop, would be performant.