Well, maybe you couldgive the new Export tab a try. Appeared the first
time for me when I gust opened the OSM homepage. Its been a long time
in the making but I'm really pleased to see it there. Thanks to all
who have got this coded and working.
Since the original post was about copyright, what is
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Andy Robinson wrote:
| Well, maybe you couldgive the new Export tab a try. Appeared the first
| time for me when I gust opened the OSM homepage. Its been a long time
| in the making but I'm really pleased to see it there. Thanks to all
| who have got t
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"Robert (Jamie) Munro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Longer term, it would be great if the PDF version let you select a paper
> size and orientation and made the map whatever scale was needed to fit
> it. As someone else said, it would be good if /this/ full
Just wanted to congratulate whoever was involved in the development of
the Export tab. This is an amazing addition to the Slippy Map, and
really sets OSM apart from VE, GE and all other commercial mapping
sites. It gives even the most casual user an easy access to the data in
almost any format
El Domingo, 20 de Abril de 2008, Patrick Weber escribió:
[...]
> Being the greedy bastard, and given my desire to further OSM usage for
> GIS purposes, I wondered if it would be possible to also create a world
> file (georeference metadata basically) so that generated images (PNG,
> Jpeg ...) can
On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 1:15 AM, Peter Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Major non-interstate highways that have traffic light free multi-level
> junctions etc should be tagged as 'trunk' and possibly also be rendered
> orange but with less grand route numbers to differentiate them from
> inte
Jeffrey Martin wrote:
> I think free tagging is great, but we should not allow multiple
> definitions for each tag.
> A tag should not indicate both it's legal status and it's structure,
> although one might
> imply the other under certain circumstances.
Well, that's an unfortunate fact of the 'hi
Thanks for that Jeffrey. I agree entirely that rendering should follow
tagging and not lead tagging, my main concern at the moment is that UK
rendering (blue for motorway and orange for secondary) is encouraging
inappropriate tagging. I think we agree that one should clarify first how to
tag what i
Hi,
> A quick interface request: Can we put PDF at the top of the list, as
> it's the most universally understood vector format, followed by SVG,
On a side note - the SVG rendered much faster in Inkscape than the PDF
in Acroread!
> We don't want people to download screen resolution maps,
> print
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 2:05 AM, Peter Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Thanks for that Jeffrey. I agree entirely that rendering should follow
> tagging and not lead tagging,
>
> Am I right in thinking that the synthesis of this discussion is being
> added to this wiki page?
>
> http://wiki.
I've been working on other projects lately and not been following the latest
discussions. While responding to a recent discussion on the mailing list
I noticed that there is a lot of duplication between
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Highway_tag_usage
and
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/i
Hi,
> close_areas does get called now for natural=water, doesn't it? If not,
> that could be another cause...
It doesn't. Well, it is called for the whole input file but only
processes stuff that is tagged natural=coastline!
Bye
Frederik
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Hi,
> > close_areas does get called now for natural=water, doesn't it? If not,
> > that could be another cause...
>
> It doesn't. Well, it is called for the whole input file but only
> processes stuff that is tagged natural=coastline!
It seems the problem is close-areas related after all.
Close
On 21/04/2008, Frederik Ramm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems the problem is close-areas related after all.
Ha! ;)
> Close-areas uses a tile index to find out what to do when it
> encounters a tile with *no* coastline at all (and your tiles do not
> have coastline on them). The tile inde
Jeffrey Martin wrote:
> I've been working on other projects lately and not been following the latest
> discussions. While responding to a recent discussion on the mailing list
> I noticed that there is a lot of duplication between
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Highway_tag_usage
>
>
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