Hi,
On 20:59, Michaeline Stanley wrote:
Hi ,
If I want to go from position A to position B on the map, for each of
these layouts(car,bike,car dark,t...@h), doesnt the routing differ?
As far as I understand, if I select car layout, the vehicle travels on
the lanes that is allowed for car only.
For bike also, the vehicle travels in lanes that is allowed for bikes
only.
No, the routing is set through the vehicle type. The layout is a pure
display thing. The fact that the layout names coincide with vehicle
names may be misleading, but it is due to the fact that the car layout
puts more emphasis on what features you are interested in when driving a
car (you might want to be able to tell motorways from trunk roads or
primary roads) while the bike layout is more aimed at bikers (the
difference between highway and trunk won't matter much since you can't
use either). Nonetheless, you still have to set the correct vehicle in
order to use the "suitable" roads.
For car dark, does the routing differ or is it the same as car layout?
What is t...@h layout and on what basis does the routing differ from bike
and car?
t...@h stands for ti...@home and is a layout which intends to match the
default OpenStreetMap color scheme (on the web site) as closely as
possible. However, at the moment it doesn't render a few things as some
definitions are missing, so it might not be suitable for production use yet.
Michael
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