SAS.Planet is a standalone Windows application designed to view, cache, and download high-resolution satellite imagery, conventional maps, and historical topographic data. Unlike traditional web-based map viewers, the software aggregates tile layers from dozens of independent providers—including Google Maps, Bing Maps, Esri, OpenStreetMap, and regional land registries.
folder if you want to retain previously downloaded offline maps. Replace Executables
This happens when provider versions change. To fix this, download the latest .zmp map definitions directly from the SASGIS Map Sources Page and replace them in your directory. sasplanetnightly25011410738x647z upd
Since this is a 7z archive (a night build), installation is different from a standard Windows installer. It is recommended to perform a rather than overwriting old files to prevent conflicts.
While SAS.Planet lacks a built-in auto-updater for nightlies, you can: It is recommended to perform a rather than
of the downloaded ZIP file directly into your existing SAS.Planet installation folder. Overwrite the existing files when prompted. Step 4: Run Database Repair (If Necessary)
to new satellite imagery from services like DigitalGlobe. Disclaimer: Nightly builds are automated
: Improved export options to formats like MBTiles with WebP support and SQLite databases for mobile apps like Locus or Guru Maps. Sasgis.org How to Update : Obtain the latest file from the SAS.Planet Download Page : Always copy your (waypoints) folders before updating.
The compilation build number from the source repository.
Since nightly build 7769 , SAS.Planet has had a convenient built-in update checker. It can automatically compare your current version to the latest available online, and download the appropriate update.
Disclaimer: Nightly builds are automated, experimental versions. Ensure proper backup of your mapping data before updating. If you'd like, I can: