mclaeysb / FerrarGIS

Using QGIS to apply a 1777 style to today's OpenStreetMap data.
https://manuelclaeysbouuaert.be/projects/ferrargis.html
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Missing font, layers and plugin MapTiler #2

Open Guts opened 2 years ago

Guts commented 2 years ago

Hello,

First of all: thanks for sharing this awesome work! :pray:

I'm trying to reproduce the process to eventually publish a full tutorial on Geotribu but QGIS tells me there are some things are missing:

Capture d’écran de 2022-05-27 14-18-30

mclaeysb commented 2 years ago

Thanks for this feedback, and sorry for the late reply. I have just pushed a version that already solves two points:

For the font point: this is indeed a mac system Font. It seems to be added automatically by QGIS on mac, since it's not actually used in the map - only the fonts Helvetica or Youngbae (which is included) are used. If you have troubles with such fonts, you should be able to find-replace them in the .qgs file with Helvetica - with no effect on the map. I'm happy to welcome a pull request with this!

For the last point: using a more flexible database name would indeed have been a good option. Since the original map only exists for (what is approximately the current outline of) Belgium, I think osm_be is still a reasonable choice. I'm going to leave it as is, since changing it would require an expensive database dublication on my machine.

Thank you for your comments, which help me improve this project and make it more open.

It would be an honor to be featured on Geotribu and see this project live on in the OSGeo world.

Manuel