0 In article 4a464d60.6090...@free.fr,
0 frmas URL:mailto:fr...@free.fr (Frmas) wrote:
Frmas I use the following line in my points style file :
Frmas natural=peak {name '${name}'} [0x661d resolution 20]
Frmas
Frmas I have the appropriate 0x661d icon in my .TYP file.
Frmas
Frmas The icon is well
0 In article 4a4a84bd.2090...@gmx.de,
0 Christian Gawron URL:mailto:christian.gaw...@gmx.de (CG) wrote:
CG I already wrote a class to read SRTM data directly with mkgmap,
CG i.e. without having to create the contours as separate (huge) files.
0 In article
0 In article 4dda9d8f0907010913v4578a365g2b00b53839347...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Clinton Gladstone URL:mailto:clinton.gladst...@googlemail.com (Clinton)
wrote:
Clinton I believe there was a patch by Toby Speight posted to this
Clinton list, and also patches and information from me with regard
0 In article 20090702110711.ga13...@parabola.demon.co.uk,
0 Steve Ratcliffe URL:mailto:st...@parabola.demon.co.uk (Steve) wrote:
Steve So I think that perhaps just using the '8-bit' codes everywhere
Steve except in the final translation in Format6Encoder would just
Steve work.
Oh yes, that's
0 In article 20091020141739.184f9...@crow,
0 Mark Burton URL:mailto:ma...@ordern.com (Mark) wrote:
Mark For the GB data, enabling that test gives over 2000 warnings, the
Mark vast majority of which are real problems that either break the
Mark routing completely or at least give odd routes. I am
0 In article 20091021152223.19ac5...@crow,
0 Mark Burton URL:mailto:ma...@ordern.com (Mark) wrote:
Mark Hi Toby,
It might be an idea to report the erroneous ways using the 'browse' URL
of that way. For example:
URL: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/34875101
Mark It already reports
Is it possible to use different types at different resolutions?
Example - I'd like a motorway to be a thin line when I'm zoomed out to
50km scale, but quite a thick line at the 120m scale. Also, it would be
nice to have roundabouts rendered in the correct colour (motorway,
trunk, primary, ...)
0 In article 925e75ca0910250131m661f550qbf04efc18e312...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Ralf Reimann URL:mailto:ral...@gmx.de (Ralf) wrote:
Ralf Toby Speight wrote:
If you want that (ref but no name), then it's easy to change your lines
style thus:
/
| highway=motorway {name '${ref|highway
I've just started using the --generate-sea option, and it almost works.
The problem is that of the UK, the whole of northern Scotland (north of
a line through Stirling) is inverted - i.e. the land is blue and the sea
is light yellow (black at night). This is inconvenient, as that's where
I live.
0 In article 5175aa64-611c-44bb-aa72-dc87dbb3e...@googlemail.com,
0 Clinton Gladstone URL:mailto:clinton.gladst...@googlemail.com (Clinton)
wrote:
Clinton I think this option [--generate-sea] still needs to be refined.
Clinton I have downloaded coastline extracts and specially processed
Clinton
0 In article 4ae592a2.7060...@gmx.de,
0 Christian Gawron URL:mailto:christian.gaw...@googlemail.com (CG) wrote:
CG Could you provide me a download link for the offending tile?
I don't have a server I can put it on, but I'm using Geofabrik's Great
Britain extract[1], and this is the relevant line
0 In article 4ae75888.8060...@gmx.de,
0 Christian Gawron URL:mailto:christian.gaw...@gmx.de (CG) wrote:
CG Toby Speight schrieb:
I don't have a server I can put it on, but I'm using Geofabrik's
Great Britain extract[1], and this is the relevant line from the
splitter:
/
| 63240015
0 In article 20091028090135.5xnc2gt9ytc0w...@webmail.cferrero.net,
0 charlie URL:mailto:char...@cferrero.net (Charlie) wrote:
Charlie Interesting that you got this to work - I tried on a file which
Charlie just contained the UK coastline and nothing happened for four
Charlie hours, so I killed
0 In article 264ecb9d0910281351j20df494ar217a14afa3a2e...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Nakor URL:mailto:nakor...@gmail.com (Nakor) wrote:
Nakor Please find attached a patch that will generate a .nsi file if --nsis is
Nakor provided on the command line.
One thing I noticed:
Nakor + * @author Steve
0 In article 234cd3b7-375c-4dab-873f-84002b874...@googlemail.com,
0 Clinton Gladstone URL:mailto:clinton.gladst...@googlemail.com (Clinton)
wrote:
Clinton That is, when you are outside and looking at the physical signs
Clinton on the road, the 'ref' number of secondary roads does not usually
0 In article 7b06bd660910301407g284eeea4ibe39f3b60b268...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Federico Cozzi URL:mailto:f.co...@gmail.com (Federico) wrote:
Federico access = no {add motorcar = no; add taxi = no; add bicycle =
Federico no; ...}
Or possibly
/
| access=* { add vehicle='${access}'; add
0 In article 7b06bd660910301407g284eeea4ibe39f3b60b268...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Federico Cozzi URL:mailto:f.co...@gmail.com (Federico) wrote:
Federico access = no {add motorcar = no; add taxi = no; add bicycle =
Federico no; ...}
0 In article 87iqdfqwpx@balti.ashgrove,
0 Toby Speight
I've had a look at assigning access values and now have the following at
the head of my lines file:
/
| # Don't route over unsuitable roads
| smoothness=horrible | smoothness=very_horrible | smoothness=impassable
| { set motorcar=no; set hgv=no; set bicycle=no; }
| smoothness=very_bad
0 In article 4b0b98cf.9070...@gmail.com,
0 Felix Hartmann URL:mailto:extremecar...@googlemail.com (Felix) wrote:
Felix If there is a footway with smoothness=very_bad
Felix
Felix Only one of the above rules will be enacted.
Felix
Felix If you want that both happens, you have to put a rule:
Felix
0 In article 20100205175428.33046...@crow,
0 Mark Burton URL:mailto:ma...@ordern.com (Mark) wrote:
Mark ... a junction when that cannot be reliably inferred from the ways'
Mark refs and/or names.
Can we also try to infer through-routes from the presence of a 'route'
relation containing the ways?
0 In article 4b68344d.4080...@gmail.com,
0 Felix Hartmann URL:mailto:extremecar...@googlemail.com (Felix) wrote:
Felix b) Does anyone know, if there is a possibility to shorten names?
Felix e.g. I would like to cut:
Felix /Big Street/ into /BigStr/
Felix Or /anotherstreet/ into /anotherstr/
If
0 In article 45a1381e1002061641v667a55a1xd61dd0fa084a7...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Apollinaris Schoell URL:mailto:ascho...@gmail.com (AS) wrote:
AS I recommend to add a wiki page on the main osm wiki server to reach
AS non mkgmap users too.
Good idea - I'll do that.
I also need to make it more
0 In article 20100208071528.ga11...@x60s,
0 Marko Mäkelä URL:mailto:marko.mak...@iki.fi (Marko) wrote:
Marko An integer version of your formula would also work in this case:
Marko
Marko int len = (off * 6 + 7) / 8 = 43/8 = 5.375 = 5
Marko
Marko This formula is clear to me: it will
Interning all the key names could also be useful for speed by allowing a
'==' comparison instead of calling String.equals(). Though I suspect
the latter tests object identity as its first move, so perhaps your
patch improves this enough as a side-effect (and it's safer to not have
to think which
0 In article 4b7175d1.3000...@madasafish.com,
0 Dave F. URL:mailto:dave...@madasafish.com (Dave) wrote:
Dave Does mkgmap make use of the layer tag?
As far as we know (correct me if I'm wrong), the Garmin units (and thus
their maps) don't have a concept of layer in the data - only in the
Everything works fine with revision 1597. But with 1598, every tile
that has any coastline in it becomes completely flooded. This is for
a Great Britain map, using multipolygon sea generation (I dislike
having to choose between sea, land, and the actual feature I'm trying
to select!).
My
I'm having trouble combining IMG files with different product and family
IDs into a single gmapsupp.img. I can create single-family images with
no problem, but trying to create a multiple-family image thusly:
/
| $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp \
|--family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img
0 In article 61af4ce51003220852q2e3efcccta68324526a77...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Christoph Wagner URL:mailto:freemaps@googlemail.com (CW) wrote:
CW Do it sequentially.
CW
CW $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp --family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img 1672.TYP
CW mv gmapsupp.img gmapsupp1.img
CW $(MKGMAP)
0 In article 87mxy0e691@balti.ashgrove,
0 Toby Speight URL:mailto:t.m.speight...@cantab.net (Toby) wrote:
Toby /
Toby | $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp \
Toby |--family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img 1672.TYP \
Toby |--family-id=6324 --product-id=6324 6324*.img 6324.TYP
Toby
0 In article 4ba7d179.7030...@kleineisel.de,
0 Ralf Kleineisel URL:mailto:r...@kleineisel.de (Ralf) wrote:
Ralf Creating a gmapsupp.img with several family-IDs does work for me
Ralf when I use an options file with the -c option.
That's a bit more difficult for me - I'd have to generate it on the
When --generate-coastline=multipolygon fails, I'm left with a map that
has no distinction between land and sea. However, if I don't
use --generate-coastline, I at least get a line (from my style/lines).
Is there any good reason why generating coastline prevents the line
rules from being applied
0 In article 20100324151212.64808...@crow,
0 Mark Burton URL:mailto:ma...@ordern.com (Mark) wrote:
Mark Perhaps this does what you want?
Mark
Mark diff --git a/src/uk/me/parabola/mkgmap/reader/osm/xml/Osm5XmlHandler.java
b/src/uk/me/parabola/mkgmap/reader/osm/xml/Osm5XmlHandler.java
That solves
0 In article hog644$i5...@dough.gmane.org,
0 Chris-Hein Lunkhusen URL:mailto:chris66...@gmx.de (CL) wrote:
CL Map this beast with a new way (railway=shuttle or something like
CL that).
That first solution is probably simpler than
CL Or implement a mkgmap option to unglue railway_crossings.
I
0 In article honhsq$ak...@dough.gmane.org,
0 Chris-Hein Lunkhusen URL:mailto:chris66...@gmx.de (CL) wrote:
CL I'm a little confused, are you talking about the --generate-sea
CL option?
Yes - sorry for my little brainfart. :-)
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0 In article f902f9841003282341m501ff578g68213926fdca9...@mail.gmail.com,
0 maning sambale URL:mailto:emmanuel.samb...@gmail.com (Maning) wrote:
Maning Just got this idea of creating Garmin maps designed for fixing
Maning the data (I use Garmin primarily to collect and fix OSM).
I haven't done
0 In article 4bb0e0b4.9090...@web.de,
0 WanMil URL:mailto:wmgc...@web.de (Wanmil) wrote:
Wanmil sometimes I create a map that colours the streets depending on
Wanmil their maxspeed tag. I have attached the mkgmap style files and
Wanmil the typ file.
Thanks - I've been intending to do that; I'll
Sometimes I see roundabouts where the mapper has used the same node for
an exit as for an entry. This means that exit counting is off by one
when approaching by that entry. Is it possible for mkgmap to warn when
this is the case? Even better if it could minimally separate the two,
at least in
0 In article 20100501203241.ga3...@x60s,
0 Marko Mäkelä URL:mailto:marko.mak...@iki.fi (Marko) wrote:
Marko Here is one example that is drawn over an existing island multipolygon:
Marko
Marko http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/598998
Marko
Marko If you download this multipolygon and
0 In article 20100506093307.ga7...@x60s,
0 Marko Mäkelä URL:mailto:marko.mak...@iki.fi (Marko) wrote:
Marko Thanks, this almost did the trick. Now I see transport and
Marko ways in my map menu (yes, in reverse order).
That's not reverse order - that's alphabetical order. At least that's
how it
0 In article 1be1dc8a-93b8-48bb-857a-7598d2f85...@gmail.com,
0 Stuart Poulton URL:mailto:webw...@gmail.com (Stuart) wrote:
Stuart Has anyone got a quick recipe for STRM contours to garmin for
Stuart the UK, preferably on Linux ?
You might prefer Ordnance Survey OpenData contours (if you're happy
0 In article 51194252.7080...@web.de,
0 WanMil URL:mailto:wmgc...@web.de (Wanmil) wrote:
Wanmil It might be possible. The problem to be solved is that the
Wanmil garmin map geometry is not rectangular. So at the moment I
Wanmil don't know how the area size of a polygon can be calculated in
Wanmil
Oops - old version. Here's the correct one:
#include osmium.hpp
#include osmium/storage/byid.hpp
#include osmium/handler/coordinates_for_ways.hpp
#include osmium/handler/multipolygon.hpp
#include osmium/geometry/multipolygon.hpp
#include geos/geom/Geometry.h
#include
0 In article 515c8e7f.4000...@web.de,
0 WanMil URL:mailto:wmgc...@web.de (Wanmil) wrote:
Wanmil mkgmap contains some code to support through_route relations.
[...]
Wanmil Shall we still support this type of relation?
Wanmil Can anybody explain what this relation does?
I think the best
Just to confirm - this affects only the *max* speed, correct? So if my
defaults for single-track unclassified roads suggest 40mph, but tags say
we're allowed to do up to 60mph (both quite reasonable here in Scotland,
where the National Speed Limit is unattainable on many roads), then the
map
0 In article 522050a9.5010...@gmail.com,
0 Felix Hartmann URL:mailto:extremecar...@gmail.com (Felix) wrote:
Felix only downwards, is what everyone expects, but not what mkgmap did
Felix so far. I critisized this quite often in the past
Thanks Felix - that's what I wanted to know. I
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