Hi, I haven't found an answer to my question so I'm posting it: Is there a way to show OSM with a 45° angle, similar to google maps' 45° view but without satellite photo / 3D or 2.5 buildings? => Just a plain flat map as if it were in front of me, on my desk. Thank you very much in advance for any help. asked 08 Oct '14, 12:16 Moumoutte |
Have a look at OSM2WORLD or OpenScienceMap to name but a few from the collection at 3D in the OSM wiki. answered 08 Oct '14, 20:08 stephan75 1
sadly the non-3D tile server which is used by OSM2World's demo slippy map service seems to be down. That, indeed, would have been something similar to Moumoutte's idea.
(08 Oct '14, 20:40)
aseerel4c26 ♦
Thanks to both of you for your help, I really appreciate. OSM2WORLD with Base Layer switched to OSM and hillshading deactivated takes me a little closer to what I'm looking for. However, is it hardly readable as the text looks strangely distorted (the map does too, actually). I am working on a project of mine using Leaflet with OSM tiles. Is there a way for me to tweak the angle (to get any angle) ? How is it done ? Are the tiles different, or is the angle just simulated in some way (it looks so, that would explain the distortion)? Another question comes along: Is there a way to make the characters in names "stand" a little, in a way similar to the "HOLLYWOOD" sign in Los Angeles? The ability to give letters in words displayed horizontally a different angle would improve readability while giving a sense of depth. Does it sound completely unrealistic? Thanks in advance for your thougths on this.
(09 Oct '14, 16:48)
Moumoutte
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