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Reporter: hawke[at]hawkesnest.net [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 8.41pm, Monday, 11th August 2008]
Currently Mapnik renders highway=track it does cycleway/bridleway/footway, instead of as a (small) road. IMO it should be rendered like a road. Osmarender does a good job of this, using a brown casing instead of a black one.
I have a snippet of some mapnik rendering rules which I found look very nice which I can provide if it would help.
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Author: Mueck [Added to the original trac issue at 5.33pm, Tuesday, 2nd September 2008]
Replying to [comment:1 tom[at]compton.nu]:
Punting to Steve, but this is largely a matter of cartographic taste.
Indeed...
Osmarenders casing is to thin for my taste :-) You may mix tracks with roads, because of less difference of thin brown line and thin grey line ...
And not only routing software should not mix public service/unclassified/... with tracks not for public use with motorcars, also persons viewing our maps should not mix them :-)
Author: Ldp [Added to the original trac issue at 12.04pm, Thursday, 17th March 2011]
Do tracks today appear the same as they did when this ticket was opened 3 years ago? I think there was a single track style back then (6px white casing, 2px brown dash core), not the multiple versions there are now.
Not agreeing that it should render more like a road, except possibly grade1 tracks.
In light of the age of this ticket, I'm closing it for now.
Reporter: hawke[at]hawkesnest.net
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 8.41pm, Monday, 11th August 2008]
Currently Mapnik renders highway=track it does cycleway/bridleway/footway, instead of as a (small) road. IMO it should be rendered like a road. Osmarender does a good job of this, using a brown casing instead of a black one.
I have a snippet of some mapnik rendering rules which I found look very nice which I can provide if it would help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: