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I added some footpathes in an area checked with a GPS-trace.

In potlace I see them all perfectly in every enlargement.

In the main-map those ways are only seen in certain enlargements (500ft and smaller, and (partially, not all ways) at 1000ft)

http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=43.90479&lon=15.20557&zoom=16&layers=M

asked 20 Apr '13, 10:39

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now it is working. Seems necessary to wait up to 24h. Is no problem, but you need to know.

(20 Apr '13, 17:11) mkopetzky

Because each zoom level is rendered individually. Some are rendered more often, some less often. Some are pre-rendered and some get rendered on-demand. And of course your local browser cache also matters, you should try to clear it. For a more detailed answer see the two following questions:

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answered 20 Apr '13, 11:42

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edited 20 Apr '13, 11:44

what is irretating for me, that a path is shown on an irregular basis of zoom-levels (very enlarged and very zoomed, but not in between. And yes, I cleared the local cache.

(20 Apr '13, 13:05) mkopetzky
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That might be irritating of course but it is not unusual.

(20 Apr '13, 18:04) scai ♦
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