On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 10:29:08AM +0100, Colin Smale wrote:
I see that the default style now effectively translates motor_vehicle to motorcar. Looking at the wiki and according to my understanding, motor_vehicle is a hypernym covering motorcar, hgv, psv etc etc. So now motor_vehicle=no will prohibit cars, but allow buses and trucks?
There is no special bus routing in the Garmin map format, is there? I think that we should concentrate on the routing flags that exist in the Garmin format. One thing that may be broken because of this is is 'delivery', 'emergency' and 'taxi' routing. Does anyone know how these work, and have suggestions how to fix this or other special routing? Not being a Windows or Mac OS X user, the only routing that I can try is the one on my Garmin Edge 705. It only supports foot, bicycle, car(shortest) and car(fastest) with some avoidance options (unpaved roads, major roads, toll roads).
Not sure if it is any better, but I have the following to handle motor_vehicle, which basically prohibits everything and then allows things which are not counted as a motor vehicle.
highway=* & motor_vehicle!=yes {add access='${motor_vehicle}'; add foot=yes; add bicycle=yes; add mofa=yes; add moped=yes; add horse=yes}
The mofa, moped, horse should be ignored by mkgmap, unless you have other rules that depend on them. There could be some strange combination of (conflicting) access parameters where your rule works better than mine, or where my rule works better than yours. I am open to change the rule I committed if I get some examples. Best regards, Marko