>> Vector (SVG) symbols in mapnik are a work in progress, and not currently
>> implemented in the main codebase.
> Are higher resolution icons an option?
The majority of the icons used are available as SVG, see here:
http://www.sjjb.co.uk/mapicons/SJJBMapIconsv0_03.tar.gz
(if anyone can ever get
Lennard writes:
> Matthias Julius wrote:
>
>> Are higher resolution icons an option?
>
> Probably, but you'll need lots of different sizes for different sized areas.
Really? The level of detail one wants to see is independent of the
size of the area. If I want to print a 1:1 map all icons
> Vector (SVG) symbols in mapnik are a work in progress
I'm the one who sumbited the lates patch mapnik_svg.r1433.2.patch, but I
gave up. I never developed C++ nor du I have any experiences with Cairo.
So I'm unsure if one can call this "in progress"...
Peter
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Matthias Julius wrote:
> Are higher resolution icons an option?
Probably, but you'll need lots of different sizes for different sized areas.
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Lennard writes:
> David MENTRE wrote:
>
>> No. As far as I know, Mapnik icons for PDF are bitmaps. We are using
>> Mapnik, so any request regarding rendering should be adressed to
>> Mapnik. If you know how to use vector icons in Mapnik, I'll be glad to
>> know it. :-)
>
> Vector (SVG) symbols in
David MENTRE wrote:
> No. As far as I know, Mapnik icons for PDF are bitmaps. We are using
> Mapnik, so any request regarding rendering should be adressed to
> Mapnik. If you know how to use vector icons in Mapnik, I'll be glad to
> know it. :-)
Vector (SVG) symbols in mapnik are a work in progre
Hello,
2010/1/5 Matthias Julius :
> I have one request: The PDFs are very nice vector graphics - except
> for the icons. When zooming in to detail level they look ugly. Could
> they be included as vectors, too? (Aren't they derived from SVGs?)
No. As far as I know, Mapnik icons for PDF are bit
On Jan 5, 2010, at 9:13 AM, Matthias Julius wrote:
> Thomas Petazzoni writes:
>
>> As a new year's present, the MapOSMatic team is proud to announce
>> that
>> a new version of the maposmatic.org website has been put online, with
>> major improvements over the initial version announced in Sept
Thomas Petazzoni writes:
> As a new year's present, the MapOSMatic team is proud to announce that
> a new version of the maposmatic.org website has been put online, with
> major improvements over the initial version announced in September 2009.
I like it!
I have one request: The PDFs are very n
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Ulf Lamping wrote:
> I'm not 100% sure about admin_level 6, this would probably be larger
> cities like Munich (the wiki is talking about "district free
> cities"/"kreisfreie Stadt").
But admin_level 6 is a "departement" in France. If it is enabled in
the tool, som
On Tue, Jan 05, 2010 at 01:51:40PM +0100, Thomas Petazzoni wrote:
> We have been told by other users from Germany that level 8 doesn't work
> for large cities such as Berlin or Münich. I've been told that level 6
> was the appropriate level for Germany.
>
> On the other hand, on http://nominatim.o
Am 05.01.2010 13:51, schrieb Thomas Petazzoni:
> Hello,
>
> Le Tue, 05 Jan 2010 13:08:14 +0100,
> Ulf Lamping a écrit :
>
>> Keeping the default level 8 would be ok here in germany :-)
>
> We have been told by other users from Germany that level 8 doesn't work
> for large cities such as Berlin or
Hello,
Le Tue, 05 Jan 2010 13:08:14 +0100,
Ulf Lamping a écrit :
> Keeping the default level 8 would be ok here in germany :-)
We have been told by other users from Germany that level 8 doesn't work
for large cities such as Berlin or Münich. I've been told that level 6
was the appropriate level
Am 05.01.2010 09:44, schrieb Thomas Petazzoni:
> Hello,
>
> Le Tue, 5 Jan 2010 18:38:18 +1000,
> John Smith a écrit :
>
>> Also the admin boundaries don't seem to work, or maposmatic is looking
>> for something completely different than is entered in Australia.
>>
>> As a result it's telling peopl
Am 04.01.2010 um 21:54 schrieb Thomas Petazzoni:
> Hello,
>
> As a new year's present, the MapOSMatic team is proud to announce that
> a new version of the maposmatic.org website has been put online, with
> major improvements over the initial version announced in September 2009.
>
Hi,
first o
2010/1/5 John Smith :
> Do I have to add yet another account, on yet another bug tracker?
No. http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=maposmatic
Thanks,
d.
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2010/1/5 Thomas Petazzoni :
> This is also on our TODO-list, but we don't really know how to
> implement this. Where on the map/index should the split be done ?
There is another project that already does this, I think they are
GPL'd... www.mappage.org/atlas
you just need to have PNG images a simi
2010/1/5 Thomas Petazzoni :
> We use administrative boundaries of admin_level=8. According to
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:boundary%3Dadministrative, these
> administrative boundaries correspond to "Postcode border (used for GIS
> and census)" in Australia.
admin_level=10 for suburb bo
2010/1/5 David MENTRE :
> Could you open a bug with this use case?
Do I have to add yet another account, on yet another bug tracker?
This is the Moree, NSW, AU boundary...
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/98889
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2010/1/5 David MENTRE :
> We have such plans but haven't had time to do it yet (contributions welcomed):
I try to contribute where possible, but I'm over extending myself at
present for a number of things.
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Hello John,
2010/1/5 John Smith :
> Also the admin boundaries don't seem to work, or maposmatic is looking
> for something completely different than is entered in Australia.
>
> As a result it's telling people to enter admin boundaries that
> effectively already exist.
Could you provide us a use
Hello,
Le Tue, 5 Jan 2010 18:38:18 +1000,
John Smith a écrit :
> Also the admin boundaries don't seem to work, or maposmatic is looking
> for something completely different than is entered in Australia.
>
> As a result it's telling people to enter admin boundaries that
> effectively already exi
Hello John,
2010/1/5 John Smith :
> Any plans to make the index + map output in the same PDF?
>
> Any plans to split the map into multiple pages in the PDF like a
> street directory?
We have such plans but haven't had time to do it yet (contributions welcomed):
https://savannah.nongnu.org/task/
Hello John,
Le Tue, 5 Jan 2010 18:30:05 +1000,
John Smith a écrit :
> Any plans to make the index + map output in the same PDF?
It is on our TODO-list:
http://savannah.nongnu.org/task/?9665
> Any plans to split the map into multiple pages in the PDF like a
> street directory?
This is also on
Also the admin boundaries don't seem to work, or maposmatic is looking
for something completely different than is entered in Australia.
As a result it's telling people to enter admin boundaries that
effectively already exist.
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Any plans to make the index + map output in the same PDF?
Any plans to split the map into multiple pages in the PDF like a
street directory?
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Hello,
2010/1/5 Jukka Rahkonen :
> Does MapOSMatic create
> for example a corresponding .pgw world file for georeferencing the image so
> that
> it could be used as a background image in GIS programs?
Currently no. Contributions are welcome. ;-)
Regards,
david
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Thomas Petazzoni enix.org> writes:
> For the record, MapOSMatic is a website that allows to generate city
> maps from OpenStreetMap data. Each map is divided into squares to
> easily find streets and is delivered with the corresponding street
> index.
Hi,
I can see that png image is one of the
2010/1/4 Thomas Petazzoni :
> As a new year's present, the MapOSMatic team is proud to announce that
> a new version of the maposmatic.org website has been put online, with
> major improvements over the initial version announced in September 2009.
Just awesome, thanks very much for this service.
Hello,
As a new year's present, the MapOSMatic team is proud to announce that
a new version of the maposmatic.org website has been put online, with
major improvements over the initial version announced in September 2009.
For the record, MapOSMatic is a website that allows to generate city
maps fr
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