Hi, during my summer vacation I stayed for a while in an absolutely delightful area - three major roads enclosing an area of roughly six square kilometres, which, according to all the map versions my tracking software can display, was filled with just three secondary roads, when in fact it was crammed with residential estates, sports pitches, a golf course, a park with foot paths,..., most of which I could map during my stay there. Just now I looked at the various displays on my device and found that Mapnik shows all the new features I entered, whereas the others all still look exactly the way they did when I arrived in that area. So - how/when/how often do the various renderers exchange data? When I started, all looked exactly the same, except for their different styles. Regards, Jochen asked 15 Aug '12, 15:32 Marabu_Too aseerel4c26 ♦ |
The renderers don't exchange data, but get it from the same source (the OSM database). So they could be equally fast. A famous OSM guideline is "don't tag for the renderer". The renderer is great to see if you've done something wrong (like a typo in a tag), but if one renderer has it right, the data is probably good, so you shouldn't worry about the other renderers. They will follow. answered 15 Aug '12, 15:51 Sanderd17 4
Note in particular that a lot of the "third party" styles are currently being updated slowly, or even not at all, due to the licence change redaction process.
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Richard ♦
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