On 18.01.2010 13:19, Mark Burton wrote:
> Felix,
>
>
>> I am guessing that the oversize sea sector is getting dropped somehow
>> by the clipping. Hopefully, WanMil will issue a new version that only
>> bloats the sea box when MP is being used.
>>
> Yes, I changed his code so that it only bloats the sea sector when
> using multipolygon for the sea generation and generate-sea=polygons
> works again:
>
> if(generateSeaUsingMP) {
> // the sea background area must be a little
> bigger than all
> // inner land areas. this is a workaround for a
> mp shortcoming:
> // mp is not able to combine outer and inner if
> they intersect
> // or have overlaying lines
> // the added area will be clipped later by the
> style generator (?)
> sea.addPoint(new
> Coord(nw.getLatitude()-1,nw.getLongitude()-1));
> sea.addPoint(new
> Coord(sw.getLatitude()+1,sw.getLongitude()-1));
> sea.addPoint(new
> Coord(se.getLatitude()+1,se.getLongitude()+1));
> sea.addPoint(new
> Coord(ne.getLatitude()-1,ne.getLongitude()+1));
> sea.addPoint(new
> Coord(nw.getLatitude()-1,nw.getLongitude()-1));
> }
> else {
> sea.addPoint(nw);
> sea.addPoint(sw);
> sea.addPoint(se);
> sea.addPoint(ne);
> sea.addPoint(nw);
> }
>
Which file is this supposed to be in?
Well if it works, I think you should submit this patch, the mp patches
and the extend-sea patches into trunk. It all seems to work very well.
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