That's exactly what was my first posting about. I just noticed the
result on the Poznan map and it looked nice and usefull.
Though I 'know' that relations exist and what they are used for, I am
quite unfamiliar with them so that was the reason why I didn't think
about those in the first place.
-1. This would indeed be satisfying the wish for nice line labeling on tram
lines in the short term. However, implementing this one-time might encourage
others to just tag tram lines in this fashion and not even bother about the
relations. You know how these things go, as soon as you start doing th
On Thursday 23 April 2009, Maarten Deen wrote:
> l...@xs4all.nl wrote:
> >> ah yes. Once again didn't think about the info that's included -
> >> but invisible - already.
> >
> > But which would need some work to be available to the renderer.
> > osm2pgsql should take the info from the relations an
l...@xs4all.nl wrote:
>> ah yes. Once again didn't think about the info that's included - but
>> invisible - already.
>
> But which would need some work to be available to the renderer. osm2pgsql
> should take the info from the relations and 'flatten' it into the physical
> tramline data. For bonus
> ah yes. Once again didn't think about the info that's included - but
> invisible - already.
But which would need some work to be available to the renderer. osm2pgsql
should take the info from the relations and 'flatten' it into the physical
tramline data. For bonus points: preserve an existing n
ah yes. Once again didn't think about the info that's included - but
invisible - already.
Guess one could start a 'shopping list' with rendering issues, like
invisible tunnels, oversized fonts in some zoom levels,...
Luc
On Thu, 2009-04-23 at 09:20 +0200, Martijn van Exel wrote:
> I think the
I think the rendering is nice, but it would be better if it would be solved
at rendering rather than at tagging level. The labels should reflect the
Relations the segment is part of. If you were going to add the relations to
the name tags as well, you would end up with something that is quite hard
Hi,
Bounced on an interesting implementation of 'railway naming' in Poznan,
Poland.
http://www.informationfreeway.org/?lat=52.408509010619674&lon=16.924490285423634&zoom=16&layers=0F0B0F
Aparently they have 'named' the tramlines with the line numbers passing
there. The result looks very use
