[Theme] Tapiola

[Saturo]

Mit der letzten Version wird mir nur ein weißer Bildschirm angezeigt.
Classic mit OAM.

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[Tapio]

Mit der letzten Version wird mir nur ein weißer Bildschirm angezeigt.

Bitte nochmal herunterladen und Rückmeldung, danke! 👍

[Saturo]

Gerade neu herunter geladen. Geht wieder. Herzlichen Dank!

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[Tapio]

I'm thinking about more transparent hiking/cycling/mtb routes. When hiking, I want to see them. But less transparent, they distracted me from the current track.

[Andrew Heard]

Hi Tapio. As an option? There appear mainly 2 use cases - planning route/ following route. When cycle route planning I want to see the routes with maximum clarity, especially in built-up areas. When following the route I generally/ often hide most theme aspects anyway.

[Tapio]

Yes, option, same use cases as you, except that now I'd like to see slight indication of Hiking/cycling routes when outside. Currently I'm having it in a separate plugin instance bc no time

[Tapio]

Tapiola v.1.4.3

• Added options [TRSP] for more transparent routes to All Settings. Use either these OR the original ones, since they stack up.

"Option overload"... If a thematic section is justified, I may put the new route style in there.

[Mick FU]

Hi,
@Tapio,
Your theme is my main one for 99% of my hiking / running use cases for its clarity. Thanks.
Btw, I recently did more MTB than before and in areas where lots of trails are cycle forbidden.
Is there a way  which I missed) to see with your theme those forbidden paths for cycle?
Example : Tapiola theme

 vs Elevate
Elevate is displaying red crossed paths.


Thanks.

[Henk van der Spek]

Hi,
@Tapio,
Your theme is my main one for 99% of my hiking / running use cases for its clarity. Thanks.
Btw, I recently did more MTB than before and in areas where lots of trails are cycle forbidden.
Is there a way  which I missed) to see with your theme those forbidden paths for cycle?
Example : Tapiola theme

 vs Elevate
Elevate is displaying red crossed paths.


Thanks.

Maybe switch on "access restriction indicators" but I don't know if these work for bicycle restrictions. They do for hiking.

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[Mick FU]

Already switched on. 

[Tapio]

Thanks, will investigate. Probably some tag missing, "access restriction indicators" is indeed the right option. Please give me a position.
My main perspective is hiking. The restrictions are quite tricky, different tags are used, some restrictions only for specific activities... not fun 😁

[Mick FU]

My screenshots are taken from here
47.70386323, -3.19546355

Thanks.

[Tapio]

My screenshots are taken from here
47.70386323, -3.19546355

A quick change is in the xml on Github, please try it (replace Tapiola.xml inside the zip).
If you find more problem positions, let me know.
https://github.com/TapioOfTapiola/oam_theme_tapiola/blob/main/Tapiola.xml

[Mick FU]

My screenshots are taken from here
47.70386323, -3.19546355

A quick change is in the xml on Github, please try it (replace Tapiola.xml inside the zip).
If you find more problem positions, let me know.
https://github.com/TapioOfTapiola/oam_theme_tapiola/blob/main/Tapiola.xml

👌👍

It is working. Thanks.
I guess that blue bars perpendicular to the path mean "restricted access to".... But is it only for cycle?

I see elsewhere that red bars seem to mean "private". Am I right?

Other colors with a specific meaninig?

😊

PS : I checked other locations for cycle restrictions, it is working as well with blue bars.

[Tapio]

Hi, red are generally access = private, restricted etc. - Should probably be respected by hikers and cyclists.
Yes, blue is restrictions only for bicycle. Color may change a bit but will be blue.

It's by far not perfect, I'm not yet handling overlapping cases and all kinds of tags. Will properly review the cide. Elevate is more sophisticated there.

There's an interesting "political" aspect to restrictions "foot=no", I've read discussions about it. The german OSM community is master @ discussing at biblical length.
Eg. paths in forests where mtb cyclists don't want hikers, thus put foot=no into osm.