Generell freuen wir OSMler uns wenn Leute unsere Daten verwenden und natürlich noch mehr, wenn sie beitragen. Es gibt seeeehr viele Möglichkeiten, was man aus unseren Daten machen kann. Aber nicht alles ist einfach. Auch haben wir uns der Freiheit verschrieben – wir können nicht einfach Daten von anderen Datenbanken oder Karten kopieren/importieren. Das würde massiv unser Ziel der freien Verwendbarkeit (unter unserer Lizenz – osm.org/copyright ) gefährden.

Du schreibst nicht, wo die 1000 Daten ihren Ursprung haben. Das wäre wichtig zu wissen.

Aus vorgenannten Gründen: Wenn die Guidelines dir zu viel Arbeit abverlangen, dann verzichte bitte darauf, hier Daten zu importieren. Mehr per Mail.

Hi Kaisako!

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! :-)

Ha, great :-)

.. oh, I should have looked at your screenshot (it was blocked because of the external iamge hoster)… you use the gps traces background layer (which also iD uses and which mainly exists because of iD). Use JOSMs native GPS traces display! It also provides you with custom appearance settings.

@pkoby: strange. And you did download the gps traces in JOSM (note the checkbox in the download dialog) and NOT use the gps traces background layer (example tile)?

and see https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/35514/why-are-traces-showing-up-dashed-in-id . It is not just you. ;-) And it is not your traces but the gps traces tile layer (which is used by iD). Just use another editor (Potlatch2 or JOSM for example) and you get them undashed.

@mvexel: yeah, I just wanted to mention the possiblity (not more) of even a made-up bing aerial image.

or bing does not show reality! (in case you only rely on bing) ;-)

Nagut, dann kommentiere ich auch nicht! Gar nicht.

… oh, and, you have to clear your browser cache (e.g. by ctrl+F5) to see an effect after this. Otherwise you still have the X tiles available.

For iD this works:

Block the wrong zoom levels 18 until 20 with Adblock. Filters to be added (for example):

• tiles.mapbox.com/v4/openstreetmap.map-inh7ifmo/18
• tiles.mapbox.com/v4/openstreetmap.map-inh7ifmo/19
• tiles.mapbox.com/v4/openstreetmap.map-inh7ifmo/20

Works, see this screenshot.

You also may want to contact the iD developers, but that is only really possible via the issues list at github (which is an external company).

Thanks, Minh Nguyen! Ahh, yes at this location “Mapbox Satellite” in fact changes to X X X if you zoom in too much – in iD. In JOSM I experience the same, but I can fix it by replacing tms[19] with tms[17] in the imagery’s source URL. After this JOSM just magnifies the zoom level 17. I guess(!) mapbox provides up to zoom level 19 - but not in very part of the world. In those parts it seems to serve error images (“X”) which is not really helpful because you need to tell you editor to not use them.

Another option is to view Lyrk’s hi-res tiles. See a comparison to https://www.openstreetmap.org’s tiles.

I do not really get what you are writing about. I can zoom in more and more in iD … the aerial imagery gets magnified and blurry. But this is what you seem to want, don’t you? JOSM does the same. Just Potlatch2 does not magnify and stops to display is you zoom in too much.

What do you mean by “JOSM implementation of iD zoom interpolation”?

great! :-) Thanks for sharing those instructions. Now we can all prepare our special OSM birthday hats.

Willkommen und viel Spaß bei OSM! Zögere nicht mit Fragen, wenn dir etwas unklar ist. Wir freuen uns über neue Mitarbeiter!

… and the easy solution: just wait. You did not do a mistake.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! See for example https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/8794/footpaths-not-showing-in-certain-zoom-levels or even https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/178/how-often-does-the-main-mapnik-map-get-updated

gerne :-) (Diese Seite nun von Beobachtungsliste genommen)

Hi Sceriz! What do you mean by this entry? Do you need help?