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Hi, I'm starting to map my home village.

When i visualize the map the rendering seems weird. link to the exact place

Could you please check i'm doing ok ? And for the rest of the mapping i did ? link to my awsome village

Thanks,

zoom far

The roundabouts are here...

zoom a bit closer, roundabout desappears

zoom a bit closer, roundabout desappears

asked 15 Sep '10, 22:26

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If you take a look at it now, the roundabouts are there, on all zoom levels. You have to give the OSM tile server some time to refresh the tiles after you've uploaded the new data. It doesn't refresh all zoom levels at the same time, so you're new roundabouts might appear on some zoom levels and might be missing on others.

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answered 16 Sep '10, 04:15

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It seems that mapnik was too soon to render the map and started to rerender before the roundabouts were uploaded but after the other roads was uploaded. This happens from time to time and is a sign that the render queue is empty and tiles witch is marked dirty by your changes are rendered before you have the time to upload all changes.

This is just a temporary problem as the new changes will trigger another render shortly after the first and the map will be corrected again. The problem could be eliminated, but as the render queue is empty when this happens the problem is short lived.

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answered 16 Sep '10, 11:13

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