2.3.1

• fixed a bug where using different brush sizes would crash due to non-integer x/y coordinates
• added proper output in case of an error

2.3

• new Profile: CMBS
• default ground and foliage settings
• CMAutoEditor now understands brush sizes (for most relevant tile types)
• improved (but possibly slower?) post-processing
• Minimum pause (the minimal time between clicks) now selectable in GUI.
• Several bugfixes that should improve/enable osm2cm standalone operation

2.2.2

Fixed hard-coded epsg number when deriving the bounding box from data in osm2cm that caused the map to be rotated when far away from Germany.

2.2.1

• fixed typo in profile dependent building selection

2.2

• New profile: CMSF2 (special thanks to NorseNerd!)

2.1.1

• added support for additional profiles

• added CM:FI profile

• added CM:FI default OSM config

• fixed CMAutoEditor executable crashing instantly after pressing the start button

2.0.1

Minor Update

• Added support for comma separated xyz elevation data files.

2.0.0

This is a major update! The ability to import OpenStreetMap data transforms CMAutoEditor from a tool to set elevations to a full-fledged automatic map generator.

New Features:

• Importing OpenStreetMap data: Forests, grass land, farmland, bushes, rivers, streams, road networks, buildings, walls, fences, hedges, a lot of single objects (bus stops etc.) ...
• "Rotated" maps: It is now possible to extract data in arbitrary rectangles instead of just axis parallel ones.

Quality of Life improvements:

• Extended GUIs for all scripts (thanks @ArchieHill for your support!)
• Improved performance of CMAutoEditor itself. The script should run much faster now.

1.3.1

Features:

• Added Basic GUI to cmautoeditor

Bugfixes:

• fixed bug that would start cmautoeditor even if clicking 'exit'.

1.2.1

• Change to geotiff2cm.py: Progress bar and faster processing
• Added pre-built binaries

Binaries:
Download the attached release.zip and extract the files to a folder of your choice. Since they still need command line parameters, either

• start them from the command prompt or
• right click on the file in the explorer and click "create shortcut". Right click on the the newly created shortcut. In the field "Target" append the parameters just as before, e.g. -i example_height_map.csv