quaelnix

Komoot estimates the travel time for this route as follows: | Fitness | Travel time | | :---: | ---: | | [Untrained](https://www.komoot.com/plan/tour/d01Ao8xzAAr8zA=EvgABMT2sMAA/@42.9275384,2.8752679,13.551z) | 1 hour and 56 minutes |...

> custom layers should just always be loaded, resulting in an empty map when the zoom level isn't supported. The fact that you can zoom beyond the maximum zoom level...

There is already some sort of automatic detection because when you zoom in to level 19, all layers that do not support level 19 are grayed out: | Zoom level:...

Replacing [`maxZoom: 18`](https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/blob/87c4fab0ac8f767daf6bacb23f458160e5b94517/src/layer/tile/TileLayer.js#L48) with `maxZoom: 19` in the leaflet library does "fix" the issue: 

> What do you think about? That it was pure luck that the old (incorrect) code produced the result you were expecting, see: https://brouter.de/brouter-web/#map=17/52.36085/9.72077/standard&lonlats=9.722735,52.362138;9.720412,52.360599&profile=shortest > I moved costfactor a little...

But `validForFoot` only has to do with turn restrictions and travel time estimation, not which ways to include or exclude? I think it is perfectly legitimate to ask what is...

> So what to do? Decide if shortest.brf should generate the shortest possible route or the shortest possible route that makes sense as a pedestrian. A profile developer may prefer...

> Shows that it is more needed than a small change on shortest.brf But why do you see the need for change when the target audience is just developers? >...

Sorry to be the bogeyman again, but if **B**Router stands for **Bike** Router, why use a foot profile as the default?

> We have three modes, in two flavors and with defined default settings. Now I understand what you mean and all starts to make sense. Sorry! > Don't you think...