Improve the map rendering for Enduro Motorbikes on off-road routes

[anastasiia936]

Further development of the "offroad" map and to offer an "enduro" map display for this map source, in which offroad routes are not shown in dashed lines according to the legend, but in color (rendered). As an example of rendering style for enduro you can take xml files from this forum: https://groups.google.com/g/osmand/c/JvV7p_JJvEU

[sonora]

If we include this, I suggest to modify this into a depending Map style (by using e.g. depends="default") in line 1.

In that fashion it becomes smaller (currently >3500 lines of code!), easier maintainable, and you participate without maintenance from all future innovation not directly related to the specifics of the style itself. Instead the file only specifies all things which are deliberately different from the default renderer (or any other master renderer seen as a fitting parent here, perhaps topo).

[jolaae]

Thank you for the quick evaluation of the further development idea.

It probably makes sense not to introduce a completely new map legend with the enduro type, but to use the existing legends and highlight tracks (dashed black line) accordingly. Here I think z. B. Surface smoothness (degrees)

• Loosely paved (compacted gravel)
• ground , earth
• sand etc to be highlighted in a similar way I hope the hint is helpful, but maybe there is a better idea?

[jolaae]

I've been looking at OSMAND for the last few days, especially with the many map views you provide by default. I took a closer look at the map view "Desert". This map provides all the necessary information for the enduro sector, such as:

• Surfaces (Surface, Grade)
• Highlighting of unpaved tracks
• Reduction of the representation of paved roads And all according to the map legend. Perfect!! Therefore, I no longer consider my request and idea to introduce an extra enduro mode to develop. Because I did not find the map view "Desert" so easily via the term "Desert", I expect that it could be similar to other users. Perhaps this can be easily solved by expanding the name of the map view from "Desert" to e.g. Desert (off-road view).

[sonora]

Touring view in pedestrian mode gives you much the same experience, maybe even a little more contrast for ATV driving, I find.