Just had a comment made by somebody in the US on one of the Notes I worked
on: https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/3111658
Apparently copying from HERE.com
They have referred to DWG.
Thanks
Graeme
On Thu, 31 Mar 2022 at 11:50, Andrew Davidson wrote:
> > On looking at the notes added in
This might not be of use, but if you're trying to add a multipolygon for
a building with a hole in it then in JOSM it's really easy:
1. Use the building tool to create multiple rectangles over the
building, including any courtyard.
2. Select all the building rectangles, with the courtyard
Hi Graeme,
I'm not sure about a tutorial however, once you click 'create
multipolygon', a new relation should appear in the section on the right (if
you can't see a box for relations you can select Windows at the top of the
screen and make sure that relations is checked). From there you can
I meant to add that I can start OK:
Draw the outer box,
draw the inner box,
select them both,
click on "Create multipolygon" ...
but that's where I hit trouble!
How do you add tags etc?
Thanks
Graeme
On Thu, 31 Mar 2022 at 13:15, Graeme Fitzpatrick
wrote:
> Does anybody know of a simple,
Does anybody know of a simple, straight-forward, how-to for creating
multipolygons using JOSM?
If possible, I'd prefer a document rather than video, but beggars can't be
choosers!
I've already found a couple, but they either don't explain how-to, or I get
different results when I do what they
I did add a load of them yesterday, but was thinking it would be much
easier if they just created an account of their own & added them!
I'll hold off doing any more till something is decided.
Feel free to revert those that I've added if we decide they're not kosher.
Thanks
Graeme
On Thu, 31
> On looking at the notes added in Australia, they do seem to be an automated
> script comparing what’s in OSM to an external source.
>
> The notes added to Nhulunbuy, Groote Eylandt and Maningrida don’t seem to be
> coming from a suitable NT give source. One of the notes suggests a street
>
This is unusual behaviour, certainly.
I can see that the notes in the US are being closed en masse as they
can't be verified through compatible sources.
On looking at the notes added in Australia, they do seem to be an
automated script comparing what's in OSM to an external source.
The
Just a heads up to let you know that someone is currently trying to
bypass the import requirements of OSM by creating thousands of
anonymous map notes.
Seems to have started in the US and Canada:
https://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-notes-country?c=United%20States
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