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Option to turn off nodes

Open RevitArkitek opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

Ability to turn off nodes to visualize roadways without the clutter.

RevitArkitek avatar Mar 03 '23 00:03 RevitArkitek

Simply use out geom

[out:json][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:Innsbruck}}->.searchArea;
way["highway"="cycleway"](area.searchArea);
out geom;

simon04 avatar Mar 10 '23 18:03 simon04

It doesn't appear to make a difference. I still see nodes between segments.

RevitArkitek avatar Mar 10 '23 22:03 RevitArkitek

The connecting nodes are not rendered by themselves. Two semi-transparent lines rendered above each other give rise to this visual impression.

image

You may want to customize the style using MapCSS as follows:

[out:json][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:Innsbruck}}->.searchArea;
way["highway"="cycleway"](area.searchArea);
out geom;

{{style:
way { opacity: 1 }
}}

image

simon04 avatar Mar 12 '23 18:03 simon04

I think what @RevitArkitek means is that short pieces of way get rendered as what looks like nodes unless you zoom all the way in. Unfortunately what seems to count as a small piece changes depending on the zoom level, so making them invisible just hides sections of your output. Using the above example I get:

1

And closer to the bridge: 2

The issues are the red circles. I do not know how to tell it not to try and be clever, and to just render everything as a line.

Any ideas?

JamesMolson avatar Apr 17 '23 13:04 JamesMolson

@JamesMolson Thank you for succinctly describing what I'm seeing with images.

RevitArkitek avatar Apr 17 '23 14:04 RevitArkitek

@RevitArkitek @JamesMolson

{{style:
way:placeholder, relation:placeholder 
{
  fill-opacity:0;
  opacity:0;
}
}}

You can do this, but it leaves gap between the lines.

[edit] Forgot in settings, there is the option "Don't display small features as POIs"

Kovoschiz avatar Dec 30 '23 20:12 Kovoschiz