Example: a boundary overlapping a river. asked 23 Jun '12, 05:22  Valdir Rodri... edited 23 Jun '12, 09:57  SomeoneElse ♦ |
2 Answers:
I'm guessing that you mean you do you select a way in Potlatch 2 when it shares the same nodes as some other layer. If that's the case, the answer is click on one of the nodes and then to press "/". That will alternatively select the ways that share that node. answered 23 Jun '12, 14:51 SomeoneElse ♦ |
Try turning off bing, so set background to none. This some time helps with shared, overlapping or close ways. answered 23 Jun '12, 08:33  andy mackey |
Thank you, but it doesn´t works in my keyboard.
The Potlatch shortcuts page actually says "/ - cycle through overlapping ways (at selected node, or where the way was clicked) ( # - on german keyboards, * - on Scandinavian keyboards)". You might have to experiment a bit...