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Hi, I'm trying to add barriers on a path but they don't show up on the map: https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/8812448665 https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/8812448662 Any reason why? |
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Hello, barrier=wall is meant for ways (lines). Like when a wall enclose a garden, or anything. To mark a barrier on a path, you have to look at this list of point barriers to find one that match the ground. For 8812448665, I see a barrier=chain, and for 8812448662 I can't see anything, except signage. Also, from what I see, it's not access=no, but more like motor_vehicle=no (already specified on the ways) and bicycle=no (which is contrary to what's specified on the ways). So you should also modify the ways, so the routers know about the restriction. Regards. 1
It's a temporary wall, around 3 meters high, as wide as the path, made of sheet metal that prevents access from anyone (pedestrians included). Should I go with
(13 Jun '21, 19:43)
nryc
Alright, I get it now. ;-) I'm afraid I've got no better idea, only barrier=yes, simple and unspecific... You could add material=metal, just for fun. You should also add a note or description tag, so that other mappers (note) or users (description) will understand that it's a temporary measure, and recent so not visible on imagery and such.
(13 Jun '21, 20:18)
H_mlet
Unfortunately,
(13 Jun '21, 20:32)
nryc
Well, it seems to be on purpose (https://www.gitmemory.com/issue/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/4229/718939078). You could map the wall as a line, few meters long, across the path. It would display as a thick line. But I'm not sure it will block routers though. Or you just cut the path under the wall... Maybe barrier=block is the best option, even if it could be called tagging for the renderer. Or you could relaunch the discussion on the subject of barrier=wall on node objects, but I'm sure I've read it several times before, with no good conclusion... ;-) Sorry for the lack of good options.
(13 Jun '21, 20:57)
H_mlet
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