Use opencyclemap in the ID editor

What custom url should I use to get opencyclemap as a background in the id editor? (the one the wiki mentions requires an account or I just get a 404 for other reasons. don't know)

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asked 15 Jul '20, 22:20

Thibaultmol
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A little selfreferential as opencyclemap is OpenStreetMap based. What are you trying to accomplish with this? There may be another way to do what you need.

(16 Jul '20, 19:24) InsertUser

@insertUser basically wanted to look over an area that seemed to have some bicycle=no tags yet some ways didn't. And being able to see the opencyclemap over it would have helped with that

(16 Jul '20, 20:13) Thibaultmol

@Thibaultmol While what you are trying to do is valid, JOSM has OSM map layers and a filter function for this.

(18 Jul '20, 14:20) Kovoschiz

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The URL from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/osmlab/editor-layer-index/gh-pages/sources/world/TF-OpenCycleMap.geojson should work, however you will need to completely remove the apikey parameter / or get a free account and key from Thunderforest.

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answered 18 Jul '20, 09:13

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