How to open personal maps in the TwoNav App

TwoNav offers a large catalog of maps that can be purchased both from within the application and on the twonav.com website. However, if you have TwoNav Premium, it also allows you to open other maps that you have obtained or created yourself.

Maps located in the application's map folder will be listed in the map list. 

There are different ways to add maps to be displayed in this list:

• Install purchased maps from the TwoNav map store
  • Maps purchased within the application --> Menu > Map Store
  • Maps purchased on twonav.com --> Menu > Maps > Bottom Menu > Install purchased maps
• [Android] 'Import maps' function. In the bottom menu of the map list, the 'Import maps' function appears, which will open a file explorer allowing you to select one or more files from other locations on the phone. These files will be copied to TwoNav's data folder and can be used in the application.
• Open files from other locations. By selecting a file from another application such as File Manager, WhatsApp, or email, TwoNav will be offered as the application to open the file. The file will then be copied to TwoNav's data folder and can be used.
• Send files from Land. 
  • Android: Connect the phone to the computer via USB, in file transfer mode. Then Land will display the phone in the 'Devices' section, and files can be transferred.
    Note: Many recent Android phones block access to app data folders, even when connected via USB. In that case, Land cannot establish the connection.
  • iOS: Connect via FTP-WiFi (see article)
• Directly copy files to the map folder
  

  You can also copy and paste map files directly into these folders (for example, using a file explorer or iTunes on iOS), and they will appear in the map list if they are in one of the compatible formats (*.rmap, *.mpvf, *.vmap).

  Important: Maps with the *.rTmap extension are part of mosaic maps and are not listed individually. We recommend using rtmap files in their correct structure (see article). However, if you change the file extension to *.rmap instead of *.rTmap, that map will appear in the map list and can be opened individually.

  • Android: In this article, the map folders for Android are indicated.
    If the phone has an SD card, it can also be used. With the advantage of being able to extract and manage its content directly.
    Note: Many recent Android phones block access to app data folders, even when connected via USB or with file management apps. Some file managers may be able to gain access (e.g., Total Commander, x-plore).
  • iOS: The default folder for the TwoNav app. In some cases, iTunes allows managing files in this folder.