Frederik Ramm wrote:
> And there's of course the low-tech solution that involves a
> compass, taking coordinates of one corner of the building and
> then writing down "150 metres in direction 235°" or so (either
> guessing the 150 metres or counting steps while walking). With
> proper editor support
JOSM would need to turn into GIMP, with turn, copy-and-paste,
measure, background grid, etc. Or will it be easier to implement
the OSM API in GIMP? That sounds like more than just a Google SoC
project.
I live in one of a group of 6 similar buildings, placed in zig-zag
along a street. I don't want to draw each of the buildings. I
should be able to copy, paste, turn, group, copy, paste, paste.
/ \ / \ / \
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Then again, if I discover I drew all houses a little too short, I
wouldn't want to edit all of them. They should be 6 instances of
an object class and I should only need to update the object
definition once. And we need that object to be a 3D model.
Version 4711 of JOSM in 2015 will be quite advanced.
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Lars Aronsson ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Aronsson Datateknik - http://aronsson.se
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