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Apollinaris Schoell wrote:
> did some experiments in Mapsource and Garmin maps don't suffer from this
> problem.found a place where the direction of the route defines which way
> is chosen. makes perfect sense because right turns are faster and easier
> than left turns.
> Mapsource will even choose
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Hi,
there is next splitter bugreport:
Splitter r73
europe.osm from today
java -Xmx3800m -verbose:gc -jar ../splitter.jar --max-areas=255
--max-nodes=60 ../../europe.osm
[GC 98554K->51194K(99008K), 0.0009550 secs]
12,500,000 nodes processed...
[GC 96378K->51194K(96896K), 0.0009430 secs]
[GC 94
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Grüße
Chris
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did some experiments in Mapsource and Garmin maps don't suffer from this
problem.found a place where the direction of the route defines which way
is chosen. makes perfect sense because right turns are faster and easier
than left turns.
Mapsource will even choose the longer way across the tile bound
I slurped most of I95 into josm and it's a bit of a mess. For example,
The Northbound carriageway is disconnected at node 73082202 and just
below that is a section of link road that's pointing in the wrong
direction. Various spurious ways are lying around not connected to
anything like they are le
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM, Greg Troxel wrote:
> I most recently built with all 6 NE states (conn, ri, mass, vermont, new
> hampshire, maine) all together, invoking the script 'do-mkgmap' which
> follows as something like
>
> $ do-mkgmap *.osm.bz2
In this case, routing will not work across s
Clinton Gladstone writes:
> On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 8:52 PM, Greg Troxel wrote:
>
>> I am finding routing totally broken in Massachusetts; routes (etrex
>> vista hcx) are computed apparently using the basemap. I have not tested
>> enough to figure out why.
>
> Which extract are you using (geofa
Using a recent GB tiled map on my eTrex, I have found that it performs
differently (better?) to mapsource with regard to the problem of not
routing across a boundary and back to the source tile.
An example route I tried used a road that snaked across a boundary.
Mapsource failed miserably in the
Hi Mark,
MB> The bug can easily be reproduced by finding a road on tile A that
MB> forks on one side of a boundary and both of the forkees? cross the
MB> boundary to tile B. You then try and route between the ways on tile
MB> B. Sometimes it works OK and sometimes not. Another example is
MB> simpl
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 8:52 PM, Greg Troxel wrote:
> I am finding routing totally broken in Massachusetts; routes (etrex
> vista hcx) are computed apparently using the basemap. I have not tested
> enough to figure out why.
Which extract are you using (geofabrik, cloudmade?), and what command
li
Hi Chris,
> When I get a chance in the next couple of days, I'll have a play around with
> some of the official Garmin maps and see if they can be made to exhibit the
> same problem. If so then the limitation is most likely in the routing
> algorithm
> in MapSource and/or on the device. If th
MB> There is a particular failure of inter-tile routing that we have
MB> seen quite often which is that it fails to find a route when the
MB> source and destination are in the same tile and the only (sensible)
MB> route is via another tile. (If a sub-optimal route that only uses
MB> the source tile
Hi Chris,
> > The tags "vehicle" and "motorvehicle" are not recognised so you will
> > need to add style rules to convert them to one of the access tags that
> > are recognised which are:
> >
> > access (applies to everything)
> > bicycle
> > foot
> > hgv
> > motorcar
> > motorcycle (same as mot
Mark Burton schrieb:
> The tags "vehicle" and "motorvehicle" are not recognised so you will
> need to add style rules to convert them to one of the access tags that
> are recognised which are:
>
> access (applies to everything)
> bicycle
> foot
> hgv
> motorcar
> motorcycle (same as motorcar)
> p
Mark Burton schreef:
> There is a particular failure of inter-tile routing that we have seen
> quite often which is that it fails to find a route when the source and
> destination are in the same tile and the only (sensible) route is via
> another tile. (If a sub-optimal route that only uses the so
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