Chris wrote
Hi, at the end of polygons we have some catch all rule:
(building=* | amenity=*) & area!=no [0x13 resolution 24]
tourism=* & area!=no & waterway!=* [0x13 resolution 24]
# man_made can be used on areas or lines man_made=* & area!=no & (man_made!=door & man_made!=embankment & man_made!=breakwater & man_made!=cable_line & man_made!=cutline & man_made!=cutting & man_made!=levee & man_made!=trench) [0x13 resolution 24]
man_made=* & area=yes [0x13 resolution 24]
This causes that following osm elements are mapped to building (0x13):
tourism=camp_site (should be mapped to 0x17 or 0x19) amenity=grave_yard (should be mapped to 0x1a)
So I think we should have more specific rules here instead a catch-all.
I agree, there are more frequently used polygons as tourism=zoo, theme_park, attraction, picnic_site etc. Also 0x1f can be used (rendered in Mapsource as green area (Provincial park in gpsmapedit) tourism=* & area!=no & waterway!=* [0x1f resolution 24] So someone who mantains a typ file can distinguish between tourism=* (0x1f), leisure=park (0x17) or leisure=pitch (0x19) 0x1a is indeed the common Garmin tag for graveyards, I wonder why this isnt listed anymore?