I think that is because at the low zoom level, mapnik uses some shp files
pertaining to borders and render. You probably again need to change the
style file to fix this.
On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 2:57 PM, VAMO Systems wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I have customized (corrected) Indian
Hi,
Wanted to share a bit about what me and a friend have been upto in Leh this
summer. There is an offline content server, which includes among other
things, OSM tiles pregenerated, and a wifi mesh network.
Hope to add more capability to the mapping platform in the future. Right
now, it is just
Interesting discussion. Currently it seems the name tag by default may
not be English in some places (in India) and the name:en tag may not
exist.
eg: http://home.braddock.com:28112/osm/slippymap.html
The ordering of labels was
COALESCE(tags->'name:en', tags->'name:hi', tags->'int_name', name)
The funny part is that the government bodies themselves seem to be excluded
from this proposed new "law"!
Don't know whether to laugh or cry.
I work in disseminating openstreetmap in offline environments in
educational setups in India, and having dealt with the government, I have
to generate
Hi,
Sharing the link just in case it may be of use to anyone on this channel.
http://home.braddock.com:28112/world-osmbright-0-10-india-11-15-india-borders.tar.gz
(57GB)
These are metatiles using OSM data, Natural earth data, and SRTM data (all
openly licensed). The tiles are for the globe upto
The experimentation was paused for a few days as a failing hard disk was
being replaced. If anyone wants to download generated tiles for offline
usage, you can find sets here:
http://home.braddock.com:28112/
The names of the .tar.gz files should convey the type of tileset. Eg:
GN,
Please see: http://www.xsce.org/wiki/generating_map_tiles
There is a temporary (for the next 1 hrs or so) tileserver here :
http://home.braddock.com:28112/osm/slippymap.html
I am almost done generating tiles for upto zoom level 16, and can share the
download link once it is done - if
That sounds like a neat idea. I've raised a question in the xsce community
whether individual deployments would require maps in two or more languages.
Conveniently, we have a call discussing this with various deployers and
developers in two days' time[1].
If not, this will result in savings only