Nakor wrote: > Thanks for the explanations. So that means that the particular tiles > that got rejected because the queue was full could stay "due to be > rendered" forever supposing there are no more changes made to the data > they conatin?
Not forever, but until such a time that somebody requests the tile again (by looking at it), thereby causing it to be added to the queue again. If the queue isn't full. A change in data they contain will not cause a tile to be added to the rendering queue. Only tiles@home proactively renders every tile that got changed. Tiles that got dropped from the queue are forgotten. They are not rendered later on, when the queue isn't full. -- Lennard _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
