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nav element

Use a linestrip element to draw a single point on the map.

Elementlinestrip
AttributeFormatRemarks
idstringnavigation point id, also used for the long label
shortstringshort label
symbolstringsymbol id used to draw the navigation point (see also symbols.xml)
tagstringdefines at which location relative to the nav point the tag shall be drawn, possible values are: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW
latlatitudestring containing the latitude
lonlongitudestring containing the longitude
xfloatcartesian X value (if lat/lon not used)
yfloatcartesian Y value (if lat/lon not used)
stippleintegerstipple line bitwise pattern definition
widthfloatline width in pixels
colorstringcolor id name
rbytecolor RGB value (0-255)
gbytecolor RGB value (0-255)
bbytecolor RGB value (0-255)

Use a nav element without a symbol attribute to draw text labels (example: airspace labels, altitude restrictions, etc...) Newlines “\n” are also supported

example

<maps>
    <map id="VFR REP POINTS" name="VFR" threshold="150">
        <nav id="TERNAT" short="TE"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505216" lon="E0041014" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="GRBIJG" short="GB"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505231" lon="E0041626" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="ATOM"   short="AT"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505342" lon="E0042029" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="BRUCAR" short="CA"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505420" lon="E0042726" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="PEUTIE" short="PU"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505555" lon="E0042748" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="MECH"   short="ME"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0510042" lon="E0042746" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="ABMECH" short="AM"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0510117" lon="E0043023" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="NOSSE"  short="NO"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505210" lon="E0043038" color="VFR"/>
        <nav id="BERTEM" short="BE"  symbol="vfr" lat="N0505226" lon="E0043659" color="VFR"/>
    </map>
</maps>
<maps>
    <map id="LOA" name="LOA">
        <nav id="TSA26B" long="TSA26B\n4500-9500" lat="N0506236" lon="E0041531" color="LOA"/>
    </map>
</maps>

A map containing VOR points could look like this:

<maps>
    <map id="VOR" name="VOR">
        <nav id="BBE" symbol="vor" lat="N0504523000" lon="E0044605000" color="VOR"/>
        <nav id="BBL" symbol="vor" lat="N0511004000" lon="E0052808000" color="VOR"/>
        <nav id="AFI" symbol="vor" lat="N0505428001" lon="E0040820000" color="VOR"/>
        <nav id="BIG" symbol="vor" lat="N0511951150" lon="E0000205320" color="VOR"/>
        <nav id="BUB" symbol="vor" lat="N0505407999" lon="E0043217002" color="VOR"/>
        <nav id="BUN" symbol="vor" lat="N0510707000" lon="E0045030998" color="VOR"/>
    </map>
</maps>

If there is no short label defined, the long label (id) is always used.

Use the tag attribute to avoid overlapping nav point names