When making changes, keep in mind there are several conditions under which your changes may not be reflected. Specifically, if you want to change the road colors, look for Road-0 through Road-4. This should answer your question as I've annotated the parts I've changed, so if you look for "eml" you can find them. Non important roads are white, and the main roads are yellow. Colors are too intense and too many, so in this file I made it similar to Google Maps which is much easier on your eyes. The ones that come with osmAnd app are really overwhelming to look at, especially while on the road. I edited this included (mapnik) XML and added couple of things from default file to make a new style. new BLACK ROADS menu entry (taken from the file name).I made it into a sort of a template so I can later see what else can go into this file. render.xml naming requirement) that extended the default ( ) renderer. I went the "inheritance" route and created a file called BLACK_ (following the. NOTE: You have to completely shut down the app and restart it again after adding new renderers or making changes to the existing ones for the app to pick the changes up. This directory may be empty at first but as you select map styles from Configure map -> Map style OsmAnd will drop the corresponding renderer XML files into that directory.
So the custom renderer file had to go to: /storage/sdcard1/osmand-plus/osmand/rendering
My data storage folder ( Settings -> General Settings -> Data storage folder) was in: /storage/sdcard1/osmand-plus/osmand It seems that this tutorial needs updating, a complete "Hello World!" style example would've been nice.
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