Kevin Kreiser

nils is right. in summary: routing needs topology. there are almost infinite ways for us to programmatically make connections where they don't exist and that would make equally bad or...

oh also if you set a larger radius for your locations it will probably take the roads instead of the sidewalks to avoid the detour. the default is a radius...

depends on the average use case. whatever we do we can't please everyone. a 5-10m radius is probably better than nothing in most cases but we are sure to hear...

ah crap wrong issue, the other option is that sidewalks are heavily favored by default over carriageways shared with motorvehicles but i havent checked it... well looking at it doesnt...

2 options: 1. figure out why the radius doesnt find the regular automobile road 2. disable sidewalks in the import neither option is amazing but both would provide better routing...

> The automobile road should often be tagged as no access for pedestrians as that is the reality. I don't think I agree with that. in most western countries (what...

if we could set a property on the node that would mark it as a turning circle (a single bit in nodeinfo, soon we'll only have 1 left), then we...

if we needed more types in the future we can add the spare to the type_ and double it or if we need a single flag or to extend something...

i would have expected the time to be 2:05 + 5:00, as we add a transition cost for when you put your car onto a ferry: https://github.com/valhalla/valhalla/blob/602c8ab1c57a243942ccb245cb2af461e93127c7/src/sif/dynamiccost.cc#L87 im not sure...

so that super long way is probably getting split into multiple edges because its just super long. i havent reviewed the particular bit of code but couldnt we fix this...