Hi WanMil,
The v3 patch is working well with the Baltic map. The main land masses
are there and I haven't yet spotted any missing islands.
One issue, the boundaries of the tiles are visible on the land at all
zoom levels (see visible-tile-boundaries.png). The boundaries are not
visible on the
Hi WanMil,
The v3 patch is working well with the Baltic map. The main land masses
are there and I haven't yet spotted any missing islands.
One issue, the boundaries of the tiles are visible on the land at all
zoom levels (see visible-tile-boundaries.png). The boundaries are not
visible on
WanMil,
My workaround was based on the assumption that all polygons created by
the mp code will be clipped to the bounding box later (by the style
code). Can you confirm that?
Yes, polys are clipped in StyledConverter.addShape().
I looked at the output using mapedit and the land has no
WanMil,
Good news - I don't think it's your problem. I disabled the sea
generation completely and the lines on the tile edges are still there.
Haven't a clue what's causing them (and I don't care because they don't
show up when I use generate-sea=polygons).
One issue that I don't think you can
WanMil,
Good news - I don't think it's your problem. I disabled the sea
generation completely and the lines on the tile edges are still there.
Haven't a clue what's causing them (and I don't care because they don't
show up when I use generate-sea=polygons).
One issue that I don't think
Another idea is to introduce a kind of ShapeDetector which tries to
regenerate the original shape of a tile / OSM dump. I don't have a good
idea how to do this and I have less idea how to do this in acceptable time.
Maybe we can use an java.awt.geom.Area object and add all lines with a
WanMil,
Good news - I don't think it's your problem. I disabled the sea
generation completely and the lines on the tile edges are still there.
Oops, I may have spoken too soon. With your v3 patch in place, I made a
new map with generate-sea=polygons and not only are the lines still
there, all
