Hi.
That worked really well, thanks for the answers!
Right side of a line is as the up side in the TYP image. :-)
I made the following:
in lines style:
(natural=cliff | natural=landslide | hazad=landslide) { name '${name}' }
[0x10501 resolution 22]
and in the TYP:
[_line]
type=0x10501
;FOSKAN_TY
Hi allBaseCamp and device displays the lines different from around. I create different types for BC and Oregon.GreetzArndtAm 31.12.20, 17:53 schrieb michael lohr :
I'm not sure I understand your question correctly, but I'll try: Mkgmap or the TYP file have no way of knowing which side of the
I'm not sure I understand your question correctly, but I'll try:
Mkgmap or the TYP file have no way of knowing which side of the cliff is
up or down - you'll have to rely on the OSM data to be correct. To
display it on the map, use asymmetrical lines. Commonly used for cliffs
is are lines that ha
Hi.
A question on one sided objects that are not only horisontal or vertical.
In the Style manual (pdf), on page 13, there is an example:
natural=cliff { name '${name} cliff' | 'cliff' } [0x10501 resolution 22]
This is indeed a very nice example.
Map data specifies that the rights side is the lo
Hi Gerd,
Mkgmap used to contain some code that attempted to correct incorrect sea and
land data where polygons were ordered in the wrong direction. This was
removed some time ago because it didn't work properly. I have put together
the attached patch that works much better and have been using it f
Hi Gerd, please find attached a patch that makes some minor improvements to
the documentation.
Please review and commit if OK.
Cheers,
Mike
minordoc.patch
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For info, I have the following in my style file - you may find something
similar useful:
# set English variant as main name and Welsh variant as secondary in Wales
name=* & name:en=* & name:cy!=* & name:en!=$name & mkgmap:admin_level4='Wales'
{set name:cy='${name}'}
name:cy=* & mkgmap:admin_leve
Hi
I prefer:
--name-tag-list=name:en,int_name,name,place_name,loc_name
for most maps, but where the country frequently has parallel naming in
a European language, eg French for Morocco, I use:
--name-tag-list=name:en,int_name,name:fr,name,place_name,loc_name
Adjust above for your own lang
