Hi Thomas, I can open the big file in JOSM with JRE option -Xmx6G. Besides that the mp relation is 59766, the id 233877233 belongs to the outer way. And yes, splitter seems to drop the relation in the large file. I'll try to find out why. Gerd Thomas Morgenstern wrote
Hi at all, i am using splitter r429 and mkgmap r3695. Normally it works perfekt. But now it gives me a problem with multipolygons. I downloaded and splitt latest-europe.osm.pbf from geofabrik, ---> splitt it with splitter r429 for testing to 2 tiles, a big tile 80000707.osm.pbf and a small tile 80000011.osm.pbf. The small tile is inner the big tile. Both tiles contains the area with the multipolgon ID 23387723. Then compile it for testing separatly with mkgmap r3695. If the input is the small tile 80000011.osm.pbf, it compile the img correct, *spezially the multipolygon ID 233877233 (tags : name=Schloßteich; natural=water; type=multipolygon) is present as 0x3c in resulting img. *See img2ms.de/bilder/multipolygon-good.jpg. It is the blue lake name ='Schlossteich'
If i compile the big 80000707.osm.pbf, the resulting img has not this area . *It seems for me, as if the multipolygon ID 23387723 is ignored*. See img2ms.de/bilder/multipolygon-wrong.jpg. In both cases i use ident style. It makes no different, if the default style or my own style is used.
I tried to found out, if the splitter produce the multipolygon in the big 80000707.osm.pbf, but JOSM v11223 can not load the big (~25MB) 80000707.osm.pbf. : JOSM --> open file 80000707.osm.pbf--> 'Lese OSM-Daten...'--> and a few minutes later the MessageBox close, but the osm.pbf shows not on the screen. Has the JOSM-plugin 'pbf: Version 32865' any limitations ? My PC has 6 GB RAM, 64 bit Windows10. Any hints are welcome. Download for both 80000*.osm.pbf : img2ms.de/bilder/8000osm-pbf.rar: Splittfile for splitter r429 : img2ms.de/bilder/areas.list regards Thomas
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