bdon
commented
1 year ago I think an option for dual-stack labels is in scope for our default map style - top is the chosen language, bottom is the local language. This will require some tile-side logic like parsing out / from OSM name: tags, and I'm not sure how cleanly this can be done with static JSON styles - we don't want show both labels if they're exactly the same, for example.
As of right now it should have most name:* tags in the style so you can find and replace name in the symbol layers in the style to access those.
I'm making progress on https://github.com/protomaps/basemaps/issues/41 which is a prerequisite to this as you mentioned.
wipfli
nvkelso
@bdon thanks for this work! I was searching for ways to create a world(!) map with English/international map labels, preferably showing BOTH (or switch in the style to) the English one AND the local one.
For an emergency response org, with world coverage it would be very cool to be able to generate tiles with 'both' language labels. And be able to use this (in QGIS) with only local resources (so non-connected laptops can just have their own basemap.
Had a look into https://github.com/protomaps/basemaps/blob/main/tiles/src/main/java/com/protomaps/basemap/names/OsmNames.java but it looks like just one name is saved into the tile objects?
One issue I have with other Tool chains is to setup the fonts for all local languages.
Again, Thanks for this work!