[OSM-talk] Why quality is more important than routing speed

Richard Fairhurst richard at systemed.net
Mon Jul 5 11:56:12 BST 2010


John F. Eldredge wrote:
> Recently, I have been using Potlatch, with the Yahoo aerial-photos
> background, 
> to clean up some errors in data that originated with the TIGER import.  
> According to the Potlatch documentation on the wiki, if I drag a node 
> belonging to one way onto a node belonging to another way, the nodes in 
> that segment of the second way should turn blue to show that the ways will 
> be joined. In practice, however, this doesn't always happen

If the wiki says that then the wiki is wrong. :)

Potlatch doesn't automatically make joins if you drag an existing node onto
another way. (Drawing a way is another matter.) You can do one of two
things:

- Select the top-most way, and shift-click the intersection. A node will be
inserted in all the ways at that point.

- Drag the node onto the way you want to join it to. Press J (for Join).

cheers
Richard
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