Hi Felix,
Yip, that patch works great. (using only this patch, without the earlier
patch; if I add earlier patch too I loose the relations again)
Yes, it replaces the earlier patch.
Good.
I am tempted to commit this - does anyone think that preserving the
original ways is a bad idea? If
Hi Steve,
It looks like the relation with the name Sverige is repeated three
times in one .osm file, or alternatively the relation contains the
same way three times. That could be a splitter bug or even a bug in
the original data.
When I build the map with only two tiles, fewer buggy labels
On 26/12/09 22:11, Mark Burton wrote:
Hi Chris,
Mark Burton schrieb:
So, is putting the coastline into a multipolygon a reasonable OSM
thing?
A coastline is often also a boundary and boundaries are
multipolygons in OSM.
If so, should mkgmap be breaking the coastline by removing its
Aside from that, the multipolygon code already does duplicate the way
before removing the tags from the original. Duplicating it again can't
be the right solution.
Only the outer way is duplicated. Inner ways seems to be kept but all
tags are removed.
WanMil
On 28/12/09 11:46, WanMil wrote:
Hi
Aside from that, the multipolygon code already does duplicate the way
before removing the tags from the original. Duplicating it again can't
be the right solution.
Only the outer way is duplicated. Inner ways seems to be kept but all
tags are removed.
Hi,
I'm trying to understand how the --generate-sea stuff works. I want to
know how it decides whether an island is water or land. The code does
not really contain sufficient comments for me to work out what it's
doing. I would expect it to close coastline segments that reach the
tile boundary
On Dec 28, 2009, at 19:54, Mark Burton wrote:
I have agreed to help produce a marine map of the Baltic so
it would be really nice if the sea was filled in without any really
major problems (flooded land, etc.)
I, unfortunately, can't help you specifically with the generate sea stuff. I
can
On 28.12.2009 23:22, Clinton Gladstone wrote:
On Dec 28, 2009, at 21:27, Felix Hartmann wrote:
cgpsmapper produced maps may not be used CCBYSA 2.0 (only non
commercial). It would probably nevertheless be best to create a layered
sea map instead of creating it each time.
Yes,
