Konstantin Pastbin

> Another map that displays `sac_scale` nicely is [OpenAndroMap](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenAndroMaps): do they combine it with `trail_visibility=` and `route=hiking` somehow?

> This is really good. I managed to install it and try it out. This colouring makes it fairly easy to spot sections of different grade on the way. Also...

> Having all possible route colours might not be as useful as it sounds. [`osmc:symbol`](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:osmc:symbol) contains a `waycolor` which is usually used as a "main color" to use on the...

Please keep in mind the Outdoors style is intended not solely for hiking, but also for e.g. backcountry and mtb cyclists, 4wd/offroad. Before proceeding with any kind of `sac_scale` implementation...

- advanced users want all possible sac_scale, trail visibility, etc. options rendered differently - while most of the users will find all those colors and dash patterns overwhelming and hard...

> The problem begins, as I've shown above, when there's 20+ named routes on the same section or a path. Because each one of them has its own colour and...

> The location is [here](https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/47.8130/16.0234&layers=P). > Mapy.cz (web version) 

We'll have a separate cycling map style at some point for sure, but its going to be primarily oriented towards urban and leisure cycling, i.e. based off the current main...

IMO it should be very clear its different from a pharmacy, so I'd avoid "medicinal" symbolics. For reference, a `shop-chemist` description on the OSM wiki > A shop selling articles...

It looks good! but should be tested in a smaller size first.