If the PT_Assistant routing_helper has to help you 'reassemble' the ways on
a turn-by-turn basis, it is indeed relatively slow. If however there are
already other routes that contain the way you start from and the way after
the gap, then it will propose this whole sequence of ways that's present
> We are also working on a renderer that gives something like a metro map
> diagram
OMG yes. I was looking for something like this. Problem is what you showed
doesn't show numbers nor overlay the routes over a roadmap, but it is good
start. I wanted to create a map like this?
Hi Jo,
I installed and played around with pt_assistant yesterday, and yes you are
right it seems a lot more than just an validator. For example, if I reverse a
relation it lets me find and replace the ways which are one way and in the
wrong direction. However, I find the bright colours and
Hi,
I'm not sure why you think PT_Assistant is simply a validator. It has many
features to help you create bus routes and recently I added some features
to help with conversion from PTv1 to PTv2. Those are not in the released
version yet though, because I'm also adding some other features
Sorry, I meant to say "what inherant flaws does PTV2 have".
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13 Nov 2020, 21:04 by josm-dev@openstreetmap.org:
> Great! This should hopefully simplify the improvement of this addon.
>
> 1. What
Thanks. I didn't find the source code for this plugin after searching for it
online.
I don't think I have the programming expertise to actually contribute to this
progeamming. The most I can do in Java is writing some programs that run in the
console.
That was why I was suggesting this to
Great! This should hopefully simplify the improvement of this addon.
1. What inherant flaws did the sudtem have?
2. How easy is it to determine if a way is "forward" or "backward"
automatically?
Also, it seems that the relation editor can sort ways, so a rewrite of this
addon can remove this
On Fri, 13 Nov 2020, ipswichmapper--- wrote:
Can this addon be rewritten as an open-source addon that supports PTV2 and
actually works?
Why should we rewrite it? It's already open source like most (all?) official
plugins.
Hi all,
thank you for the feedback.
Furthermore, this plugin is closed-source (as far as I know), so it cannot be
"fixed".
The plugin is open source, see
https://github.com/openstreetmap/josm-plugins/tree/master/public_transport
The problem is that maintaining the plugin is a lot of work.
Currently, mapping public transport routes is extremely tedious.
Firstly, you have to select all the ways in order, and add them to the
relation. This is usually not that difficult, however if it is a long distance
route then downloading data becomes a problem. (The best solution to this I can
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