Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Maps\Input" -Filter *.fbl | ForEach-Object $outputName = $_.BaseName + "_converted.png" & "C:\Tools\fbl2png.exe" $_.FullName "C:\Maps\Output\$outputName" Write-Host "Converted: $($_.Name)"
You download map data from a free source (like OpenStreetMap or USGS) and then convert it to FBL. Converting FBL files typically involves moving from FBL to a common format (like PNG+Map) or to FBL from a source file. Here is the definitive method for both directions. Part A: Converting Standard Images/Map Sources to FBL To create an FBL file from a satellite image or a scanned map, you will need MapCutter (a deprecated but functional tool) or Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC) . fbl map files download convert
FBL2PNG or MapThis Tool Pack .
Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Maps\Input" -Filter *.fbl | ForEach-Object $outputName = $_.BaseName + "_converted.png" & "C:\Tools\fbl2png.exe" $_.FullName "C:\Maps\Output\$outputName" Write-Host "Converted: $($_.Name)"
You download map data from a free source (like OpenStreetMap or USGS) and then convert it to FBL. Converting FBL files typically involves moving from FBL to a common format (like PNG+Map) or to FBL from a source file. Here is the definitive method for both directions. Part A: Converting Standard Images/Map Sources to FBL To create an FBL file from a satellite image or a scanned map, you will need MapCutter (a deprecated but functional tool) or Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC) .
FBL2PNG or MapThis Tool Pack .