Hi Diego It is probably better to have something like this in "lines": natural=valley & is_closed()=false [0x12005 resolution 21] then the rule won't be triggered for closed ways and will be passed on to "polygons" processing: natural=valley [0x10f09 resolution 21] If you wanted both line and polygon, remove the & is_closed() and add continue in the "lines" []. Looking at some examples I had of something similar I have also tests for mkgmap:mp_created=true and area!=yes as well - I'm not sure how significant these would be for your usage/ You shouldn't need the {name ...} bit if your style is like the default style and handles this generally after the <finalize> Hope this helps Ticker On Wed, 2023-06-21 at 15:37 +0000, helter skelter wrote:
Hello I am rendering lines that are tagged NATURAL=VALLEY to show the name along a trasparent line on the map, using this style code: natural=valley { name '${name}' } [0x12005 resolution 21]
It works, but gives a problem with multipolygons that use the same tag: I get the name all along the borders of the polygon, while I would want to see it only inside. Following the style manual (page 11) I am then trying with this code in LINES style file: natural=valley & !(is_in(type,multipolygon,on)) { name '${name}' } [0x12005 resolution 21] and this in POLYGON style file: natural=valley { name '${name}' } [0 x10f09 resolution 21]
It now works for multipolygons: I see the name only inside, and not along the boundaries. But doesn't work anymore for lines, meaning that I don't get the name anymore.
What am I doing wrong ? This is one of the areas with multipolygons tagged as valley, if you want to take a look: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=14/46.2816/9.6947
Thank you in advance Diego _______________________________________________ mkgmap-dev mailing list mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk https://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev