In Basecamp, I tested the routing on one highway=unclassified and added extra
tags in my style file.
Here are some test results:
highway=unclassified
{ set motorcar=no; set motorcycle=no } or
{ set motorcar=no } or
{ set motorcycle=no } or
{ set access=no }
- carpool avoidance NOT selected:
Road routable for cars, bicycle, motorcycle, foot
+ carpool avoidance selected:
Road NOT routable for cars, bicycle, motorcycle; routable for foot
{ set mkgmap:carpool=1 } or
{ set motorcar=no; set mkgmap:carpool=1 }
- carpool avoidance NOT selected:
Road not routable for cars!
Road routable for bicycle, motorcycle, foot
+ carpool avoidance selected:
Road not routable for cars, bicycle, motorcycle; routable for foot
{set motorcar=destination } / {set motorcycle=destination } / {set
access=destination }
Both options are routable for all vehicles EXCEPT cars (not routable); same
behaviour as in Mapsource
NB motorcycle = destination doesnt block motorcycles!
{ set access=no; set motorcar=yes } both carpool options are routable for all
vehicles
{ set bicycle=no } both options are routable for all vehicles
{set bicycle=destination } both options are routable for all vehicles
{ set carpool=yes } both options are routable for all vehicles
{set motor_vehicle=destination } both options are routable for all vehicles
Conclusion
- some access tags only work for all vehicles if carpool avoidance is used
- mkgmap:carpool=1 can block the road for cars only
- motorcar=destination/acces=destination can block the road for cars, for other
vehicles carpool option must be used.
Question: are those observations caused by parameters in the routing that is
hardcoded by mkgmap?
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