
Hi. That worked really well, thanks for the answers! Right side of a line is as the up side in the TYP image. :-) I made the following: in lines style: (natural=cliff | natural=landslide | hazad=landslide) { name '${name}' } [0x10501 resolution 22] and in the TYP: [_line] type=0x10501 ;FOSKAN_TYPE: Cliff, edge, landslade or similar hazard UseOrientation=Y Xpm="32 4 2 1" "* c #303030" " c none" " * * * " " *** *** *** " " ***** ***** ***** " "********************************" ;12345678901234567890123456789012 String=Cliff, edge String3=0x04,Cliff, edge String6=0x07,Stup String7=0x15,Urwisko String10=0x0f,Stupe ExtendedLabels=Y FontStyle=NoLabel (invisible) CustomColor=No [end] Shows very nicely, at least on a GPSMAP 66st. Regards Karl On torsdag 31 december 2020 kl. 18:00:33 CET arndt@speichenkarte.de wrote:
Hi all
BaseCamp and device displays the lines different from around. I create different types for BC and Oregon.
Greetz Arndt Am 31.12.20, 17:53 schrieb michael lohr <micha.lohr@web.de>: I'm not sure I understand your question correctly, but I'll try:
Mkgmap or the TYP file have no way of knowing which side of the cliff is up or down - you'll have to rely on the OSM data to be correct. To display it on the map, use asymmetrical lines. Commonly used for cliffs is are lines that have triangles one one side that point inward/to the upper side. To achieve that the line in the TYP file should have the triangles pointing up.
Am 31.12.2020 um 16:54 schrieb 7770:
Hi.
A question on one sided objects that are not only horisontal or vertical. In the Style manual (pdf), on page 13, there is an example: natural=cliff { name '${name} cliff' | 'cliff' } [0x10501 resolution 22]
This is indeed a very nice example. Map data specifies that the rights side is the lower side. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag%3Anatural%3Dcliff
Now, is there some proper way to draw an TYP image to make sure that it indicates the up and the down side of the cliff when drawn on a garmin unit and follows the edge?
regards Karl
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