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I want to use the map as a image, but i dont need all of the street names and tags, because i am going to make a new one for myself own, what can i do? Can i remove every tags and street names in a map?? |
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This seems to be answered already in how-can-i-create-a-map-without-any-names-on-it. Thanks~~~~
(27 Nov '13, 12:44)
tj1966
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Hi, nice that you want to use OSM :) You need to keep 2 things strictly seperated:
So what you are looking for, is a map style without streetnames. You might use for example this online maps:
If you just want to make a single image, you might also use offline OSM data and render a small area with a local renderer. I guess Maperitive suites well and maybe they also have a no-names style. 5
Just to state it clearly: do not change the map data to get the rendering (aka resulting picture) you want, because that data is shared by everyone. Instead, find a suitable rendering or make your own.
(26 Nov '13, 15:02)
Vincent de P... ♦
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Tilemill is another popular option if maperitive doesn't suit you.
(26 Nov '13, 15:03)
Vincent de P... ♦
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Thanks, I just knew that I could use Maperitive to remove the names, but could you tell me how to do it? Because I have tried many times, but it didn`t work. Thanks a lot~~~
(27 Nov '13, 12:39)
tj1966
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You might have a look at the preshipped styles or user contributed, before you spend to much time: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Maperitive/SampleRenderings
(27 Nov '13, 14:17)
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If you're working with leaflet the easiest way is to use https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-leaflet. Pay attention to the branches if you're using an earlier version of leaflet. You can link to the style in the basic.html in the examples folder (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/osm2vectortiles/mapbox-gl-styles/master/styles/bright-v9-cdn.json) then copy and paste the info into your own file with its own name (such as style-cdn-json). From there you can modify the attributes in the style file to your liking. |
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What if you want to keep the street names but not the names of places |
What is "tags" for you? (it seems that you are not using the standard OSM terminology)