Multipolygons broken in Atlas Beta v1.2.23
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Christian Kernbeis
Dec 9, 2015, 6:17:29 AM12/9/15
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Hi Emux,
Just tested the new beta and found that Polygons are broken along the tile-borders.
Map ist the latest OAM-Austria made with Mapwriter 0.5.0
Occours on the wohle map at all zoom-levels.
Best regards,
Christian
Just tested the new beta and found that Polygons are broken along the tile-borders.
Map ist the latest OAM-Austria made with Mapwriter 0.5.0
Occours on the wohle map at all zoom-levels.
Best regards,
Christian
Emux
Dec 9, 2015, 6:38:34 AM12/9/15
to Christian Kernbeis, Atlas
Hi Christian,
Something strange happens here...
I downloaded the latest OAM-Austria and indeed with Elevate theme I see your screenshot.
But with default Osmarender theme or even Lightning of Tobias the map seems fine (see screenshots).
Can you confirm that?
Something strange happens here...
I downloaded the latest OAM-Austria and indeed with Elevate theme I see your screenshot.
But with default Osmarender theme or even Lightning of Tobias the map seems fine (see screenshots).
Can you confirm that?
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Emux
Emux
Emux
Dec 9, 2015, 7:35:28 AM12/9/15
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Interesting, though I don't recall we
changed the renderer in latest release.
Can you report it in the forum or issue list?
On 09/12/2015 02:21 μμ, Christian Kernbeis wrote:
Can you report it in the forum or issue list?
On 09/12/2015 02:21 μμ, Christian Kernbeis wrote:
Hi Emux,
I found the reason why the elevate theme is failing:
Its the closed="yes" clause for a lot of renderrules - including waterways, forests, wood aso.
We invented this closed="yes" cause there are many multipolygones where the singlen non-closed elements (lines, ways) of these MPs are taged as eg. waterway=river. So the single Elements carry the tags of the relations.
This results in terrible rendered MPs.
Eg. in NewZealand nearly all rivers are tagged this way (automated import) resulting in real huge flooded aeras.
With the closed="yes" clause added to render rules this problem is solved.
So we would have to keep this rule in the theme.
Probably something has changed in the new version of the renderer handling the closed="yes".
Best regards
Christian
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Emux
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John Campbell
Dec 11, 2015, 4:51:50 AM12/11/15
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I can confirm this happens in Atlas-Beta 1.2.23 but not in Atlas-Beta 1.2.19
John
John
Emux
Dec 11, 2015, 5:02:08 AM12/11/15
to John Campbell, Atlas
With the same map and theme in both
versions?
Apparently something else is changed then in Mapsforge and we should check it.
Apparently something else is changed then in Mapsforge and we should check it.
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John Campbell
Dec 11, 2015, 5:13:54 AM12/11/15
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Same map, same theme, same cause.
John
On Wednesday, 9 December 2015 11:17:29 UTC, Christian Kernbeis wrote:
Emux
Dec 11, 2015, 6:15:03 AM12/11/15
to John Campbell, Atlas
Thank you both for the report and the
confirmation.
I found what we changed lately in Mapsforge (as part of POI refactoring) that causes the problem.
I created an issue in our list, for fixing it there.
https://github.com/mapsforge/mapsforge/issues/753
I found what we changed lately in Mapsforge (as part of POI refactoring) that causes the problem.
I created an issue in our list, for fixing it there.
https://github.com/mapsforge/mapsforge/issues/753
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Emux
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Emux
Dec 11, 2015, 1:09:13 PM12/11/15
to John Campbell, Atlas, b...@kernbeis.at
I pushed the fix in Mapsforge
repository.
It'll be included soon in next Beta versions of Atlas / Cruiser.
(normal versions don't have the issue)
It'll be included soon in next Beta versions of Atlas / Cruiser.
(normal versions don't have the issue)
Again thanks, for catching it!
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Emux
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Emux
Dec 13, 2015, 9:03:40 AM12/13/15
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