Hi all, We'd like to produce a high quality bike map, to be printed. I'm looking at the various renderers and wondering if anyone has a recommendation?
Requirements - looks good (eg, labels on wiggly labels aren't too wiggly, some ability to avoid label clashes) - customisable rendering (MapCSS would be a bonus) - some nice bike-friendly styles already available? - rendering to SVG would be very useful, would give us a chance to hand-edit the final rendering. - Python-based is a bonus I'm open to the idea of using existing online services, if any are customisable enough. Something like MapOSMatic doesn't work, as the style is fixed, and it can't render a big enough area. Contenders so far, from glancing through the wiki: - Mapnik, obviously. Doesn't support MapCSS, but Komap might help? - Maperitive, also no MapCSS. - Ceyx. Still no stable release? Hard to tell what state it's in. Pros/cons of each? Are there others to look at? I can't find a good list anywhere (there's http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Renderers_feature_list but lots of those seem old, abandoned, etc). Thanks, Steve _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
