Here's an annotated list of my videos: 
https://sites.google.com/view/bartetutorials . But yeah, nothing there 
about custom styles.
On Sunday, January 3, 2021 at 2:11:04 AM UTC-8 hvd...@gmail.com wrote:

> Unfortunately there is no up-to-date documentation. Over the years the 
> rendering became more complex and the documentation was hardly ever updated.
>
> You are now only talking about the rendering, but also the way the maps 
> are built can reduce or enhance the rendering options.
> The most up-to-date information (and I specifically do not say 
> documentation) can be retrieved from the github repository: 
> https://github.com/osmandapp/OsmAnd-resources
> Check the renderiing_styles and obf_creation (less important but in case 
> you do decide to create your own maps).
>
> From a usage perspective, which is not rendering as such, but might be 
> helpful as well in some little tweaking, you can take a look Bart 
> Eisenbergs's youtube videos about hiking. They are really very informative.
> See https://www.youtube.com/user/barteisenberg.
> Also there: the latest ones represent current OsmAnd options best.
>
> Also: From the map menu when selecting "Configure map" (the two "layers" 
> tiles on top of each other), you can add extra overlay or underlay maps. 
> There are a lot of (downloadable) overlay/underlay maps available (no, not 
> OpenAndroMaps Elevate. I just checked).
> Maybe one of those might suit your needs.
>
> Harry
>
>
>
> Op za 2 jan. 2021 om 17:58 schreef Waldemar Isbrecht <
> waldemar...@gmail.com>:
>
>> I was a long time Locus Map and OpenAndroMaps user and I really like the 
>> OpenAndroMaps Elevate themes.
>> I've been using OsmAnd on and off for some time now and while there is no 
>> OsmAnd render theme that comes even close to the OpenAndroMaps Elevate 
>> theme I always settled for the Touring theme in OsmAnd.
>>
>> Some things I don't like about the Touring view for hiking (Alpine hiking 
>> scale SAC active):
>> - colors for trail difficulty are way different from what I'm used to.
>> - trail_visibility is being ignored in Touring view although the default 
>> renderer actually processes it.
>>
>> So I went down the rabbit hole to modify the 
>> "Touring-view_(more-contrast-and-details).render.xml" theme with custom 
>> additions.
>>
>> Alas, I didn't find a good and up to date documentation of the render 
>> theme syntax.
>> The only place I found some help is: 
>> https://osmand.net/help/docs/Custom_Rendering_How-To.htm
>> As far as I know the described syntax in that article is outdated.
>> There's no useful documentation as to how render files are processed.
>> The first thing I had to find out is how dependency is working. 
>> "Touring-view_(more-contrast-and-details).render.xml" is dependent on 
>> "default.render.xml".
>> The Next thing was that both files use different syntax. Some of this is 
>> described in the "default.render.xml".
>> Then I needed to grasp where to add my modifications - I still don't get 
>> how to add trail_visibility in touring view.
>> Then there are all the different attributes. Most of them not documented.
>> Just try to work out what "pathEffect_5" means? Or pathEffect_0 through 
>> pathEffect_5 for that matter.
>>
>> Sure, with days of spare time I could reverse engineer most of what I 
>> need by searching in the source code - and sometimes even this is not 
>> enough.
>>
>> Is there some place with detailed and up to date documentation for the 
>> rendering theme files. If not, should I open an issue at the GitHub repo?
>> I think with better documentation more users could actually contribute to 
>> OsmAnd rather than constantly asking for help and changes for some render 
>> theme in the GitHub issues.
>> Proper documentation would empower more users to do the desired changes 
>> themselves. I know I would benefit from better documentation and maybe even 
>> contribute my changes to OsmAnd.
>>
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