https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Ika-chan!/Fantasy_maps_with_OSM_software
looks useful despite disclaimer on top <osm fictional> finds other usefully looking materials In general, main technical issues are exactly the same as with rendering unmodified OSM data I would not worry too much about people thinking that railway map is representing real railways You would still need to attribute OpenStreetMap and attribution location may be a good place to note that tracks are fictional 24 Jul 2020, 17:59 by [email protected]: > I'm looking for some pointers. > > I have a dedicated server (located in Ohio, I'm in UK) with full controls. > I'm fairly confident with web sites and javascript (and geometry), but I'm > entirely new to online mapping (apart from editing OSM in the iD editor). > > What I want to do is use OSM as a base map for small areas of the UK, but > remove entirely all the OSM-derived railway tracks, and replace them with my > own data. This data would be essentially fictional, not based on or derived > from anything which is there now. I want to be able to create tiles zoomed in > far enough to see individual rails and sleepers, with each rail as two > separate rail edges. > > Where would I start to do that? How would I deal with attribution, warning > unsuspecting users that everything is derived from OSM (and can be relied on > to the same extent, if any, as any other OSM) EXCEPT the railway tracks, > which can't? > > Many thanks for any help/ideas/suggestions. > > cheers, > > Martin. > > _______________________________________________ > Talk-GB mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-gb >
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