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wo finde ich die setup.exe bzw. den WINDOWS Installer?
Habe die Karten und Höhenlinien heruntergeladen und entpackt, den Installer aber nicht gefunden
It seems that seamark:type=harbour is rendered wrong in the MTB-map. It is rendered as water though the tag is used to mark the entire area of the harbour, not just the water-part.
For example, this harbour in Sweden, lake Vättern is displayed wrong.
Well I never looked at this tag. so it’s not rendered wrong. It’s not rendered at all. The problem is the leisure=marina. I did not notice that the definition of that one is changed: “Caution. This tag was in the past used to tag only the water where the boats were moored. There is still some disagreement and confusion but OSM Carto marks a marina using a dotted blue line which is not filled in unless suitable tagging. The water area can be tagged with natural=water”
I actually don’t see a good way to render marina at all as an area. Maybe I should render it as a way instead? That’s how it’s done for Mapnik. Or I simply drop rendering it at all.
I do not understand the place you linked however – because besides of docks and berths – the harbour definition is as follows: “A natural or artificially improved body of water providing protection for vessels, and providing anchoring and docking facilities.
Mark the entrance of the harbour, between the mole heads, ~100 meters seawards.”
So I would understand to fully render it as water – and just layer docks which should have a building=yes on top of it…
I think for right now – I will just stop rendering leisure=marina. I hope all water areas inside are not actually water=yes – and no leftovers from the old way of tagging… As for seamark:type=harbour. I think it’s too complicated for an outdoor map to include it. That’s something specialised for nautical maps. I will keep on ignoring it. Especially as the definition itself is too confusing (for me at least).
Actually this one kinda sucks – because they changed the definition without voting on it.. Yes I agree the new kinda makes more sense if you want to have a nautical map, but they could have just added the specialised tagging without changing definitions. The whole harbour/marina stuff is way too much for me to add to my maps. I only render small parts of the sea features. I cannot include all of the openseamap stuff anyhow due to limitations. I render buoys and some stuff also useful for general orientation – but will not / cannot have my map go into detail of all that nautical stuff.
but thanks for telling me about the mistake in the map. sorry if the solution of not rendering leisure=marina is not what you expected. The more important thing is IMHO water vs no water should be rendered more correctly now.
Thanks for the reply. Yes, you’re correct that leisure:marina is the issue. I believe not rendering it is probably the best way