Am 02.06.2019 um 07:37 schrieb Joseph Eisenberg: > Underground malls are often mapped with location=underground and > layer=-1 and more negative values can be used for the underground > levels of features within the mall.
layer is a rendering hint and only indicates the position relative to over (or under) laying objects. level is the tag used to indicate position within/relative to a buildings floors. > > But how should we specify the location of an entrance to the underground mall? > > There is an amenity=parking_entrance tag for the entrance of an > underground (or aboveground) parking structure, which allows routing > and rendering applications to show this location specifically. > > It could be useful to map the location of the mall entrances, both for > underground malls and large above-ground malls, so that the main mall > entrances can be located separately from all the individual shop > entrances. T If you want to go to this level of detail, you should be mappign the structure that the door is in too. > > he tag indoor=yes can be used with entrance=yes to show that this door > is within the mall, but there isn't a specific way to show the main > entrance/exit from the whole shopping centre, when the outer way of > the area doesn't intersect with the entrance=yes node. > > This would be common with underground malls, where the entrance may be > inside of, or even outside of, the polygon that outlines the area of > the mall, because the escalators or stairs are usually not right at > the boundary. > > Would something like entrance=mall or mall=entrance work? > > Or do we need a subtag for entrance=yes? > > _______________________________________________ > Tagging mailing list > Tagging@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
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