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# Loading MBTiles on ODK Collect | ||
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This guide provides detailed steps on how to manually load | ||
MBTiles or custom tiles into the ODK Collect app for Android users. | ||
The current process involves downloading the tiles from FMTM and | ||
This guide provides detailed steps on how to manually load | ||
MBTiles or custom tiles into the ODK Collect app for Android users. | ||
The current process involves downloading the tiles from FMTM and | ||
moving the MBTiles file to a specified path on your device. | ||
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## Steps for Android Users | ||
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### 1. Download and Copy the MBTiles File | ||
- First, download the MBTiles file from the FMTM (Field Mapping Tile Manager). | ||
- Once downloaded, locate the file on your device and copy it. | ||
The file will typically be in your "Downloads" folder unless you | ||
specified a different download location. | ||
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- First, download the MBTiles file from the FMTM (Field Mapping Tile Manager). | ||
- Once downloaded, locate the file on your device and copy it. | ||
The file will typically be in your "Downloads" folder unless you | ||
specified a different download location. | ||
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### 2. Navigate to the Destination Folder | ||
- Open the "My Files" or "File Manager" app on your Android device. | ||
- Navigate to the internal storage of your device by selecting `Device storage`. | ||
- Follow the path: `Android -> data`. | ||
- Locate the folder `org.odk.collect.android -> files -> layers`. | ||
- If your device restricts access to this path, proceed to the | ||
alternative method below. | ||
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- Open the "My Files" or "File Manager" app on your Android device. | ||
- Navigate to the internal storage of your device by selecting `Device storage`. | ||
- Follow the path: `Android -> data`. | ||
- Locate the folder `org.odk.collect.android -> files -> layers`. | ||
- If your device restricts access to this path, proceed to the | ||
alternative method below. | ||
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### 3. Alternative Method for Devices with Restricted Access | ||
- Connect your mobile device to your computer using a data cable. | ||
- Ensure you have enabled file transfer mode on your device. | ||
This setting can usually be found in the notification panel | ||
after connecting the cable. | ||
- On your computer, open the file explorer and navigate to | ||
your device's storage. | ||
- Follow the path: `Device storage -> Android -> data -> | ||
org.odk.collect.android -> files -> layers`. | ||
- Paste the copied MBTiles file into the `layers` folder. | ||
This action ensures that the MBTiles file is accessible to the ODK Collect app. | ||
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- Connect your mobile device to your computer using a data cable. | ||
- Ensure you have enabled file transfer mode on your device. | ||
This setting can usually be found in the notification panel | ||
after connecting the cable. | ||
- On your computer, open the file explorer and navigate to | ||
your device's storage. | ||
- Follow the path: `Device storage -> Android -> data -> | ||
org.odk.collect.android -> files -> layers`. | ||
- Paste the copied MBTiles file into the `layers` folder. | ||
This action ensures that the MBTiles file is accessible to the ODK Collect app. | ||
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### 4. Enable MBTiles in ODK Collect | ||
- Open the ODK Collect app on your Android device. | ||
- Navigate to the project settings where you want to add the | ||
- MBTiles. | ||
- You can access the settings by clicking on the three-dot | ||
menu or the gear icon, depending on your version of ODK Collect. | ||
- Within the project settings, go to `Maps`. | ||
- Click on `Layer` and you should see the MBTiles file you | ||
added. Enable this layer by selecting it. | ||
- Save the changes to apply the new layer settings. | ||
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- Open the ODK Collect app on your Android device. | ||
- Navigate to the project settings where you want to add the | ||
- MBTiles. | ||
- You can access the settings by clicking on the three-dot | ||
menu or the gear icon, depending on your version of ODK Collect. | ||
- Within the project settings, go to `Maps`. | ||
- Click on `Layer` and you should see the MBTiles file you | ||
added. Enable this layer by selecting it. | ||
- Save the changes to apply the new layer settings. | ||
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### 5. Load Custom Tiles in a New Form | ||
- Now that the MBTiles are enabled, you can start a new form within ODK Collect. | ||
- The custom tiles should automatically load on the map within the | ||
form, providing the customized mapping data you need. | ||
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- Now that the MBTiles are enabled, you can start a new form within ODK Collect. | ||
- The custom tiles should automatically load on the map within the | ||
form, providing the customized mapping data you need. |
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