[OSM-dev] [Tilesathome] on-road cycle routes - osmarender and ncn tags

[Dirk-Lüder Kreie]

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mike schrieb:
> I have the following in layers.conf, and a collection of xml files
> osm-cycle-features-z12 ... 17 that I am working on to give nice cycle
> renders at each level.
> 
> What probably needs to happen is to change Layer.cycle.Prefix=tile to
> Layer.cycle.Prefix=cycle and for someone with dev access to modify the
> tiles2.php script to accept the cycle tiles and pop them in the appropriate
> place on the server, so we can see them on the slippy map.
> 
> ...
> #
> # The names here are really just symbols, you could use anything you
> # want.
> #Layers=default,maplint
> Layers=cycle
> 
> # Details for "cycle" layer
> # ---------------------------
> 
> # max zoom
> Layer.cycle.MaxZoom=17
> 
> # osmarender rule files to be used, one for each level
> Layer.cycle.Rules.12=osm-cycle-features-z12.xml
> Layer.cycle.Rules.13=osm-cycle-features-z13.xml
> Layer.cycle.Rules.14=osm-cycle-features-z14.xml
> Layer.cycle.Rules.15=osm-cycle-features-z15.xml
> Layer.cycle.Rules.16=osm-cycle-features-z16.xml
> Layer.cycle.Rules.17=osm-cycle-features-z17.xml
> 
> # prefix for tiles from this layer. this is what the server will see,
> # and has to match what the server expects. I.e. you can rename your
> # layer "gobblebobble" but don't change the prefix.
> Layer.cycle.Prefix=tile

you need to set this to the prefix used by the server to identify cycle
tiles. I know there is one preconfigured, but don't know exactly how
it's spelt. I *think* it's just "cycle".


> # preprocessor is a comma-separated list of any (or none) of the following:
> # maplint, frollo, close-areas
> Layer.cycle.Preprocessor=frollo,close-areas
> 
> # this enables the script to check if you've got everything it will need.
> Layer.cycle.RequiredFiles=
> 
> # cycle layer is not transparent
> Layer.cycle.Transparent=0
> 


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Dirk-Lüder "Deelkar" Kreie
Bremen - 53.0952°N 8.8652°E

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