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[Llamageddon]

Three questions:

How are people stitching together whole maps, is there an updated plugin/script for this? The old one didn't seem to work for me.

Is there a way to zoom in in the program itself? (similar to the screenshot above).

Is development still ongoing for this? Got a bit confused about this reading the older posts.

Sorry if some of these have obvious answers, my head doesn't seem to be screwed on right today.

[Rose]

How are people stitching together whole maps, is there an updated plugin/script for this? The old one didn't seem to work for me.

The latest version should work. People are stitching maps together using their own tools.

Is there a way to zoom in in the program itself? (similar to the screenshot above).

You can pick a larger tileset in the program using the dropdown.

Is development still ongoing for this? Got a bit confused about this reading the older posts.

Nope. Nobody is currently working on this. However, it is open source, so you're welcome to make your own additions.

[Bearskie]

How are people stitching together whole maps, is there an updated plugin/script for this?

Pain, sweat and a very bad script. It's basically Putnam's teleport.lua that jumps, rests while Isoworld reads the area, then jumps again.

[Heretic]

Does it work with 0.44.12 x64? It's included into starter pack, but i can't make oversized map at the moment.
P.S. Oh sorry me for this necro! It's just needed a loading any map to do so. I was thinking it's enough connect and use oversized mode.
P.P.S A few post's before  - was the one who explain this to other guy... and forget it some years after
P.P.P.S Anyway - i started my work on python script for all this.

[Nopenope]

Has anyone gotten to get IsoWorld to compile on Ubuntu?

[flbr]

What file should be loaded to see the "Oversized" view?

[Rose]

All the views use the same files, but some require connecting to DF through dfhack