Tobias Zwick

Yes, of course. ```kotlin val downloadedTiles = HashSet() @Synchronized fun download(bbox: Bounds) { val tiles = bbox.asTilesAtZoomLevel(16) if (downloadedTiles.containsAll(tiles)) return val bboxExpandedToTileEdges = tiles.toBbox() doTheDownloadNow(bboxExpandedToTileEdges ) downloadedTiles.putAll(tiles) } fun onMapViewHasChangedInAnyWay()...

This may be helpful: https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/blob/master/app/src/main/java/de/westnordost/streetcomplete/util/SlippyMapMath.kt

Looks like they have been late. But it has been released now on the 4th of September.

Hm, to have a bunch of equations and a variable number of given values... I guess it can become complex to implement solving it into any direction. This seems to...

For starters, a city wall could be interpreted as a normal wall with a certain default height if no `height` is defined.

FYI there are various APIs in various countries / transport companies but note: 1. live traffic has nothing to do with OpenStreetMap 2. the APIs may not (all) be free...

Are the window fronts really shaders, or just textures? @StrandedKitty since you get this flood of feature requests now, an advice: Start a CONTRIBUTING.md and link it from the README.md...

> @dabreegster Is this really how many countries have reversed traffic? I thought there was like 4 of **them...** Note that the United Kingdom "owns" quite a lot of ISO...

By the way, do look at https://github.com/streetcomplete/countrymetadata/tree/master/data more - you may find some information there to be useful for visualization. E.g. the color and appearance of lane markings are different...

Hmm, I've been mapping these kind of roofs as `hipped` all the time and expecting renderers to (magically) know that if the building is joined with another, it would be...