In case it wasn’t mentioned, try OsmAnd. It’s great.

Can you process multiple styles with this? For example, to answer “it doesn’t render with the default OSM style, but try switching to Humanitarian layer”.

Ты сообщил в трекер?

Ты в осмерском аду!

Thanks! I’ve restructured the stub page a bit. For now I don’t know what to add there, besides links to the announcement and github. We’ll see.

Удачи! :)

Of course, hard to argue with that. Sadly I don’t see even tickets in github tracker on that: closest thing is layered svg (which tilemill still does not produce). I’ve opened issue 2229.

All other renderers show the area correctly. This is possibly related to administrative borders rendering.

I know the page is too long — try this illustrated tutorial.

In this political map I’ve manually updated data in a PostGIS database, and rendered a patch for Crimea, which I then overlayed on top of a world map. Much visual effect comes just from different colouring, which is easy to create using one of TileMill’s example projects.

Правильно - в Крыму, но о Крыме. Только что посмотрел, поправил в заметке, спасибо.

https://twitter.com/shtosm/status/445864437527085056

бгг автор, предлагай ещё

Отличный и подробный текст, спасибо. Из поправок — что вместо building:material чаще используется building:cladding.

Также удобно собирать номера домов с обходными листами, где контуры этих домов уже есть, обрисованные по спутниковым снимкам.

There is also the CommandLine plugin which executes shell scripts.

Would you add an imagery offset database support? At least for downloading offsets.

Здравствуйте. А почему вы решили вести свой блог на картографической площадке?

Frederic, I doubt it. The graph shows that Sochi region was mapped when a very active local mapper appeared. He would have done so whether there was an Olympics or not. Russian press was silent on the topic until around 2012.

Не бойтесь разбивать линии. Это нормально.

Pleasy use imagery offset database for storing offsets so they are available to other mappers in your region.