Hi Brian,
I was very happy to see your message as there doesn't seem to be a lot
of love out there for careful drawing of building shapes.
Understandably, it can be time consuming and I occasionally do some
architectural drafting for a living so I'm definitely biased and in a
better position than
Hi again Brian,
On re-reading your question I see it wasn't so much a question on how
to divide terraces for interest of including returns, so much as how
to deal with dividing terraces where somebody else has already
included extra returns.
So my guide may not have much use for this question,
On 8 August 2015 at 16:36, Brian Hollinshead br...@hollinshead.net wrote:
I have routinely used the terracer plugin in JOSM to divide a long/single
building into a set of terraced houses.
Recently I was talking OSM to a librarian from Casimir Road, Harolds Cross,
Dublin, I asked would he
I hope I got the problem correct.
if you do not have the house numbers yet, use the number of segments in the
terracer plugin to split in even parts.
When you have the house numbers, fill in the lowest highest number and
choose even-odd/all. In this case you preferable select the building, the
I have routinely used the terracer plugin in JOSM to divide a long/single
building into a set of terraced houses.
Recently I was talking OSM to a librarian from Casimir Road, Harolds Cross,
Dublin, I asked would he like to share the house numbers with me if I added
the outlines first. He readily
