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Bridge area added to the map #114

Open tsobuskerudbyen opened 4 months ago

tsobuskerudbyen commented 4 months ago

Can man_made=bridge areas be added to the map? Like the standard OSM layer, but with a bit more transparency? Gray colour is fine. name can be added as well here.

Beck-berry commented 3 months ago

@tsobuskerudbyen I don't get what you mean by "like the standard OSM layer". For example, this rail bridge in Drammen looks like we have now, there's no special background or anything - what do I miss? Bridges of bigger routes already have a name, too. See Holmenbrua bridge (although it's not man_made). Or did you think of something else?

Beck-berry commented 3 months ago

I added the names like this:

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tsobuskerudbyen commented 3 months ago

Do we see things differently? This is what I mean on your example on the rail bridge in Drammen over. In my map it looks like the railway is just laid on top of the water and crossing the path on the same level. :)

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Beck-berry commented 2 months ago

Where did you get the first (OSM standard) from? I must be the one who checked it at the wrong place. On openstreetmap.org I only see an outline for these bridges, with no fill. Otherwise I get the point know, so here is an example:

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I added it with a 14 minzoom, so it won't be all grey on higher zoom levels.

Does it look OK for you?

Beck-berry commented 2 months ago

@leonardehrenfried We face a problem with some of the bridges: Image Image Image

As far as I could find the answer, this is because the arriving data is splitted and thus we cannot render the filling correctly. Did you see this before? Is there a good solution?

We could go with an outline solution without any problem, if it is also ok for @tsobuskerudbyen? (However it is not as informative, I think.) Image Image

tsobuskerudbyen commented 2 months ago

Strange artifacts. Let us see if Leonard has a comment here. But, both the outline and the "filled box" sees to have layer problems, as cycle infrastructure, roads and foot paths seem to stay on top. Example:

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