[closed] Are there any plans to implement Key:surface rendering ever?

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That ticket was opened years ago, but no progress so far http://trac.openstreetmap.org/ticket/1447

asked 02 Jun '11, 20:02

UrSuS
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closed 02 Jun '11, 20:33

Frederik Ramm ♦
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I'm not complaining! I just want the solution.

(02 Jun '11, 21:35) UrSuS

The question has been closed for the following reason "This is not a forum for complaints." by Frederik Ramm 02 Jun '11, 20:33

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The best way you can help the progress of new features to software by sugesting how to and starting to implement it yourself. It is much easier for the developers to apply a patch then to start work from scratch.

There seems to be some sugestions for how the new rendering should look like. You can try to implement this in the standard mapnik stylesheet and submiting a patch and a sample rendering to the ticket.

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answered 02 Jun '11, 20:20

Gnonthgol ♦
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I would definitely do that, but people responsible for Mapnik stylesheet (ldp and stevechilton) are not so active, they've stopped responding to my messages.

(02 Jun '11, 20:28) UrSuS

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[closed] Are there any plans to implement Key:surface rendering ever?

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