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Maybe you could somehow merge names of 2 LCN so the road with 2 LCN has only one route name like this "LCN 1 / LCN 2". And the same for "ref" tags.

I"ll think about it. I can't see any nice solution but maybe I'll get a good idea.

I have a lot of vector maps and I mostly don't know which map will be loaded.

Would be nice to have a possibility to group a set of tiles into a single map. And to add an overview map, which could be visible when zooming out. This would be a basic support. I don't like to see a long list of vector maps either. But I'm a casual user of Locus, maybe there are solutions, that I'm not aware of?

Size of a map is limited by RAM available for java at compilation time. I probably could make map of Germany in 2 pieces. But I'm testing procedures for bigger maps, for example full Europe.

I'm not sure if Locus has full support for a tiled map. Prepared tiles seems to switch correctly unless I zoom far out. Is there a way to switch maps basing not only on position but on zoom (layer) too?

I have compiled test map of Germany. It is divided into 19 tiles and packed into 2 archives, temporary links:
(sorry, files deleted)

Thanks, I have downloaded your V-Scale2_Pure and couldn't find rules for uphill marking.

I forgot to clear caches, try again.

I have updated my map of Poland. Please try new tags.

I have not transfered tag "state" from relation to ways. I can add it.

Problem is with tag "incline". As I understand tag-mapping rules, value of a tag should be added directly. I have added "up" and "down" but no numeric values. This could be corrected with tag-transform process, but currently I'm not doing it.

Look at history of this polygon. 2 days ago it was tagged as "building=house". That is the reason, next compilation should be correct.

I will add these tags.

I can filter it out, but question is why it is visible at all? Neither tag-mapping.xml nor style should process it. Is there some display procedure for unknown polygons?

It's probably this polygon:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/1757828

I don't know why it is visible. On OSM map it looks the same, when you zoom in.

I compared OpenAndromaps Poland with Locus and CT map with one theme. Maybe I did something wrong with Locus and CT map? Please have a look.

You can look at my tag-mapping.xml, it is included in archive with map. There is no "mtb:scale:uphill". I don't process OSM data with tag-transform, so there are raw OSM names and values for tags like sac_scale.

Which style are you using?

I could make more maps but the main problem is that I'm not an active Locus user and it is difficult for me to maintain these maps properly. But I can compile Germany anyway.

Ok, in your example hiking trail with color suppress bicycle trails without color. I will add these trails without color, probably standard Locus style will display them with pattern depending on network.

@jusc: By "not analize" I mean that I copy tag "network" without checking its value. It is style, that finds network values and uses appropriate patterns for drawing.

Edit: I have updated my map of Poland, now without filtering trails. File for download is here:
http://www.gmaptool.eu/en/content/locus-poland-osm

I don't analyze network type, when creating marked trails. There is no difference between 2 lcn and rcn + lcn. But are you sure that 2 overlapping lcn would be visible on map if they share the same pattern and maybe the same length of reference number?

I see other problem, I remove trails, which have no defined colour, if there is other trail on the same way. Maybe not a good simplification, but my goal was to get colour trails.

Could you point an example on map?

Maybe maps by andromaps don't include new ways, only new tags are added to existing ways? This would preserve highway tag but won't allow for multiple trails on a single way.

If Locus could reveal which tags are used for marked trails on their maps I could try to comply with this schema.

I"m afraid that if I add "highway" to new ways, then Locus will draw multiple roads one over another. I could add next artificial tag to marked trail, which could describe used road, but then no style except yours would understand this.