wiki:Plugins

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Sorted table. Added slippymap and livegps plugins. Changed wmsplugin description.

Additional Plugins for JOSM

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annotation-testerhttp://www.eigenheimstrasse.de/josm/pluginsImiAdds the annotation tester to the help menu. You can start the jar-file as standalone as well
landsathttp://www.free-map.org.uk/downloads/josm/Nick WhiteleggLandsat background.
lang-*http://www.eigenheimstrasse.de/josm/pluginsImiTranslations of JOSM into UK-english, french, romanian and german
livegpshttp://trac.openstreetmap.org/browser/utils/josm/plugins/livegps/livegps.jarFrederik RammSupports live GPS input ("moving dot") through a connection to "gpsd"
mappainthttp://www.free-map.org.uk/downloads/josm/Nick WhiteleggAn alternative render for the map with colouring, line thickness, icons after tags. You need an elemstyles.xml saved into ~/.josm/plugins/mappaint/.
osm-filternot released yetJoerg OstertagFilter selected data after several criteria. TODO: Joerg, please describe more ;).
osmarenderhttp://www.eigenheimstrasse.de/josm/plugins80n (xml) and Imi (plugin)Displays the current screen as nicely rendered SVG in FireFox. Activate with new menu item View/Osmarender. You need to have FireFox installed
plastic_lafhttp://www.eigenheimstrasse.de/josm/pluginsImiThe Plastic look and feel from www.jgoodies.com
slippymaphttp://trac.openstreetmap.org/browser/utils/josm/plugins/slippymap/slippymap.jarFrederik RammDisplays a slippy map grid in JOSM. Can load tiles from slippy map as background. Alpha version!
waypointshttp://www.free-map.org.uk/downloads/josm/Nick WhiteleggImport waypoints with names from GPX into datalayer
wmspluginhttp://chippy2005.googlepages.com/wmsplugin.jarDisplay background images from any WMS source. Also supports using Metacarta's Map Rectifier to display warped WMS images

Installation

Copy the jar files into ~/.josm/plugins. On Windows XP, ~/.josm is usually C:\Documents and Settings\<login name>\.josm. Create a folder in there called 'plugins', and put the .jar files in there.

On Mac OS X you won't see these folders in the Finder, open Terminal to find the folders (UNIX folders with a dot as prefix are hidden).

Want to create plugins? Go here: DevelopingPlugins

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