westnordost
commented
1 year ago Are the window fronts really shaders, or just textures?
@StrandedKitty since you get this flood of feature requests now, an advice: Start a CONTRIBUTING.md and link it from the README.md soon. This helped loads in the early days (and to this day) in StreetComplete to channel the interest in the project into productive contribution. A contribution guide brings great value to a project that pays off over time, and can be extended over time. For example, in this case, if you are looking for textures, you could write there what kind of textures you expect: the size, the license, the lighting, normalmaps or bumpmaps + more and most importantly, the overall style (realistic/photo, clean look, etc...). From the current screens it looks like you are going overall for a clean "Cities Skylines" sort of look?
Even if people didn't read this guide before posting an issue or a PR, you can simply point to the guide in the case that the contribution needs to be changed before being merged instead of repeating again and again what you think they should look like (or closing it without comment and appearing rude)
(The same for contributing 3D models for example. @tordanik has had a huge interest in 3D representation of OSM data, I think he had his hands in various attempts to create some sort of repository for models. Some/many models could be sourced from osm2world, which is still active)
StrandedKitty
ntzm
hungerburg
Hi, can you support different materials for streets or highways? At the old cities there are usually (different) cobblestones which give a specific look. Similar the paved footway areas at the promenades or the wood steps at the beach :smile: Like the windows or glass material shaders, this might add some realism and support the recognition of a spot.