Quoting Sam Vekemans :
> Ok,
> for the residential area, i have the tags in the relation, and not on
> the outer, nor on the inner.
>
> Is that OK?
> It still renders (i would think)
>
> Sam
>
Hi Sam,
The Multipolygon wiki page [1] explains it better than I could do:
The intended use of multipo
Ok,
for the residential area, i have the tags in the relation, and not on
the outer, nor on the inner.
Is that OK?
It still renders (i would think)
Sam
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Hi Sam,
It's either that you'll end up with 0 byte files, or with files without
any outer polygons. The former is just an inconvenience, while the
latter is a problem. ;)
Anyways, before you generate new data, I think someone should have a
look at shp-to-osm, to check if my assumption that the
On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 3:15 PM, Frank Steggink wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think to know what is going on. I've tried to convert the residential
> areas of 031I08 myself, and I got an OSM file with an outer polygon.
> However, the outer polygon has no tags. Also, it looks that Sam's batch
> files run shp-
Hi,
I think to know what is going on. I've tried to convert the residential
areas of 031I08 myself, and I got an OSM file with an outer polygon.
However, the outer polygon has no tags. Also, it looks that Sam's batch
files run shp-to-osm with the -t parameter, which suppresses the output
of fe
Hi Sam,
I've just downloaded some CanVec data, and had a look at sheets 031I07
and -08. I wonder what you mean by uploading all "sub-residential
files". I understand that the data is separated over multiple files,
because of certain limitations. In the residential OSM files I also see
no polyg
Hi Richard,
i think your refering to the large multi-polygons such as
'residential_area', and it 'appears' to be inverted.
Here's the majic; when all the sub- residential.osm files are uploaded
to OSM, it renders correctly.
In JOSM, you need to zoom out and load the area, to see it.
I think i'll
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