[OSM-talk] Osmarender2 size

[Etienne]

Bruce
A small scale number (say 0.1 or 0.5) will draw the roads fatter and a large
scale number (say 5) will draw thinner roads.  The size of the canvas in all
cases will be identical and is determined by the extent of the nodes in the
data.osm file.

Most SVG viewers have a zoom capability (the S in SVG stands for Scalable)
which should enable you to zoom in and out on any part of the total canvas.
The Adobe SVG plugin for Internet Explorer uses Ctrl+Click to zoom in and
Shift+Ctrl+Click to zoom out - if you don't know about this it is not
obvious.

Etienne

On 8/19/06, Bruce Cowan <bruce.cowan at dsl.pipex.com> wrote:
>
> Whenever I have rendered anything with osmarender2, the size of the
> roads and text is very small.  It gets worse with larger scale numbers.
> I use xsltproc (in fact, I added its command to the wiki) Is there
> anything that I am doing wrong?
>
> I have to use a large scale number, as I am rendering a very small area
> (potentially for a local newsletter).
> --
> >From Bruce Cowan
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> bcowan01 at douglas.e-dunbarton.sch.uk
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>
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