like playing around in someone else backyard. I leave
it to someone in Canberra who is familiar with the area to fix up if it
needs to be.
Sean
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I did that about 2 weeks ago. I didn't have any problems turning it
into a shape file.
John Smith wrote:
> There is a script that turns coastlines into shape files, I wonder
> what sort of error messages it spits out...
>
> Alternatively we could p
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Well everything outside Brisbane in QLD has been done now. I'll let
someone else do Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
John Smith wrote:
> SteveC just did a webcast on a new map rendering Matt has come up with
> to show duplicate nodes:
>
> http://www.ope
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Not only have they created sea polygons but they have turned the land
into polygons also. The only way to do it.
John Kitchener wrote:
> Seems Openmtbmap has recently got 'sea polygons' organized. :)
>
> Here is a Mapsource Noosa view. It's not 100%
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I tag the same way as John does.
Sean
John Henderson wrote:
> If the road is two-way traffic (you can drive in either direction), I
> use the lanes tag only if the number of lanes is greater than two.
>
> If the road has one-way tr
s. I
looked up to see what tag used for the exhibition grounds in Brisbane.
It's been tagged landuse=commercial. Hmmmye but I still don't
think it's the right tag. Is the above tag the right one? If not what
is the right tag?
Sean
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This is what I do. I use paper maps to plan my route. I also take them
with me so I stay on that route or to make changes to my route. I also
use the maps on the GPS and the track log. As you driving around the
track log shows on screen so I know what streets I've done. I use a PDA
to voice re
Sam Couter sam-at-couter.id.au |OSM list| wrote:
> Sean <4ey0ll...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
>> I never said I was mapping for a particular program or device. Garmin
>> was just an example. I'm mapping for all programs and devices. As all
>> programs o
n shots of your GPS you will have to use a program
called xImage. You can download it from Garmin's website
http://www8.garmin.com/support/agree.jsp?id=545 I believe this program
may not work with the Nuvi's but give it try. Should work with all
other Garmin GPS's.
Sean
Liz edodd
e" tag.". Could you please explain this point a bit more. Going
through all the docs I have on the Garmin format I can't find any
support for a roundabout on a node. Can find support for a roundabout
on a way. Even looking at Garmin official maps like City Navigator, all
round
is or if it is
removed. Any tom, dick or harry that uses that data knows straight way
where the roundabout are don't they. In the case of Garmin GPS's they
only support roundabouts as a way and not as a point. Pretty hard to
edit a script if that's the case isn't.
Se
ping GPS's. So what I'm sayings is
you are better to draw a loop way for ALL roundabouts so that if the tag
is lost while being converted to another format or load into another
program, any Tom, Dick or Harry can still tell there is still a
roundabout at that
G'Day Matt
Try cutting the VIC and NSW maps up and making them smaller then 8meg.
When I was making Contours Australia I had problems with rendering and
Mapsource crashing when the maps were over 8meg. Making them smaller
was the fix.
Sean
Matt White mattwhite-at-iinet.com.au |OSM
Dam it. I copied the wrong address. Here's the correct one. It's just
to bloody hot here today.
http://www.mainroads.qld.gov.au/web/publicCR.nsf/2911b5cc11cfec994a2569e60005f0b3/c910dc97531bd29a4a2573ae0007613d?OpenDocument
Sean
Sean 4ey0llz02-at-sneakemail.com |OSM list| wrot
or persons associated with the related third party
sites.
Sean
Darren Osborne darren.osborne-at-mac.com |OSM list| wrote:
> This week I was clearing through my list of GPX files that I had
> recorded over the past 18 months.
>
> Amongst them was a zipped folder of POIs I received ab
piler to
add it in. If your making them yourself you will have to give a bit
more info on how you are making them. If your downloading them from a
site just shoot off a email to site owner. Ask them if they can add
them in.
Sean
Diego Molla dmollaaliod-at-gmail.com |OSM list| wrote:
> [S
Here's another guy that's making the Australia data available. Updates
are weekly and he also converts them to Shape format.
http://www.festy.org/files/OSM/
Liz edodd-at-billiau.net |Open Street Map| wrote:
> If you want a big slice of australia this link gives a subset of planet.osm
> for aus
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