Hi Steve
Assuming you haven't overridden the default style, these boundary lines
are triggered by:
boundary=administrative {name '${mkgmap:boundary_name}'}
boundary=administrative & admin_level<3 [0x1e resolution 12]
boundary=administrative & admin_level<5 [0x1d resolution 19]
boundary=administrative & admin_level<7 [0x1c resolution 21]
boundary=administrative & admin_level<9 [0x1c resolution 22]
boundary=administrative [0x1c resolution 22]
boundary=national [0x1e resolution 17]
boundary=political [0x1c resolution 19]
which you can see in file {mkgmap}\examples\styles\default\lines around
line 245
Ticker
On Sun, 2022-08-07 at 21:07 +0000, Steven Miller wrote:
> I’m new to mkgmap and am still learning the basics. Having said that,
> I’ve downloaded the US-South sub-region from geofabrik.de and I can
> see a country dividing line or boundary between the state of Texas
> and Mexico. It’s a thin grey line. I’d like to know how to create
> these boundaries. Can anyone provide a brief overview of how to go
> about this? I know this question demonstrates a real lack of
> knowledge about how this whole thing works, but I’m learning as I go.
>
> Thanks a bunch, for anyone willing to tackle this ;-)
>
> Steve
>
> Steven Miller
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