On 10.09.2010 11:33, Chris Browet wrote:
I have the idea of a "parallelization" tool. Roughly:

- You'd select the segment/way/polygon to be adjusted
- + You'd select the way it should be parallelized to

Based upon the general direction of the "guiding" ways
(quadrant-based?), the different segments of the way/polygon would be
adjusted so that they are parallel them.

Comments, suggestions welcome.

I don't think I fully understand your description of the algorithm, but do you create any new segments? Since the parallelized line strip needs at least as much segments as the guideline there might be a case where you would have to create nodes. Or would you only parallelize as many segments as the modified way has at the beginning of the algorithm?

Even if you don't change the number of segments of the way you might still need to move some nodes of the parallelized way which could cause some troubles with other ways using this node when moved too far.

Are there any attempts to solve this issues or are my strange theories even issues? ;-)

Norbert

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