Found it in JOSM, you have to select the nodes then split way is
available at the top of the tools menu.
Thanks all
Cheerio John
On 30 July 2010 10:29, Richard Weait wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 10:19 AM, john whelan wrote:
>> I'm feeling thick today. How do I break it into ways?
>
> Sele
I'm feeling thick today. How do I break it into ways?
This isn't my top priority at the moment I'm busy putting names on
unnamed streets.
Thanks John
On 30 July 2010 04:36, Sam Vekemans wrote:
> With both halfes of the building polygons loaded into osm, break apart
> both polygons into ways, a
With both halfes of the building polygons loaded into osm, break apart
both polygons into ways, and remove both of the ways that are in the
middle of the polygon,
then merge the ways back into a closed polygon, it might require
reversing the direction of one of the ways.
this retains the geogetry
Well I now know a little more about JOSM and Validator but I still
haven't quite worked out how to merge the two parts of the building.
Thanks John
On 29 July 2010 21:35, Tyler Gunn wrote:
> If you draw a selection box over where the two tiles meet and run the
> validator in Josm one of the err
If you draw a selection box over where the two tiles meet and run the validator
in Josm one of the errors it can report is "duplicate nodes". When you are
merging tiles where roads and areas are split between the tiles there is a copy
of all nodes on the "border" between the tiles in each file.
Sounds simple but Shift-J doesn't seem to do anything, they don't
quite overlap. What is a duplicate node error and how do I fix it?
Thanks John
> - Select the data all along the boundaries of the tile.
> - Use the JOSM Validator on the selection.
> - Fix all the duplicate node errors.
> - Selec
Hi John,
With respect to buildings being split, perhaps it would make sense to
regenerate .osm using larger tiles (or even generate .osm for whole
provinces?) It's easy enough to split them with osmosis at home if needed.
As for hand-drawn vs imported, it's a sensitive topic; there's a danger of
On Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:35:27 -0400, john whelan
wrote:
> The new Canvec tiles are very good quality wise. However when a
> building or park is on two tiles it would be nice to combine the two
> parts so it gets one name etc. Has anyone worked out how to do this
> in JOSM?
The best way to accom
The new Canvec tiles are very good quality wise. However when a
building or park is on two tiles it would be nice to combine the two
parts so it gets one name etc. Has anyone worked out how to do this
in JOSM?
I use http://keepright.ipax.at to clean up Ottawa's existing roads and
I've spent many
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