ivanbranco

> Unfortunately JOSM gives a warning in this case. Luckily I would say! As the Wiki says: "Note that building:part=* are optional areas used **in addition** to a building=* area."...

> how it shows in StreetsGL, just the commercial ground floor. because is the only building:part=yes, the other parts are mapped as building=yes with layers

@sekerob Note also that the building name goes on the building=* outline, not on the type=building relation > This outline must be tagged with building=*. The outline also holds any...

 Now the building=* outline overrides the building parts tho, creating levels that are not there, such as here, where a building:part with min_level=1 was set.

> Maybe with transparency in a ghosty shine I don't like this, it would kill the "realism" > like a construction building with steel skeleton? I like this better. Another...

> JOSM does complain that we're using highway=pedestrian + area=yes ("area on a relation") instead of the apparently updated area:highway=pedestrian tagging scheme I don't use JOSM, but I don't think...

An easier way could be to render amenity=parking_space

> Or a tag was needed to describe whether a building or building:part has windows or not. window=no should be already supported

I would like to suggest highway=street_lamp It could also support values such as light:lit=17:30-05:30 ecc. for aumented realism since Streets GL supports dynamic lighting, but maybe is asking too much...

It happens to me when I open Streets GL, then I change tab on Google Chrome, and I get back to Streets GL after a while. Do you remember doing...