I primarily use JOSM as my editor. It's a great bit of software. I started out on OSM using iD, as do many people. One of the very few things I miss from iD is how the similar menu item (called "square", I think) allows for a few different angles other than 90° (like 45°). This makes it easy to get the shape of buildings with a combination of 90° and 45° corners right. I know the Is there any way to replicate this behaviour with JOSM? A plug-in maybe? asked 27 Oct '22, 23:26 keithonearth |
Hi Keith, youll be familiar with the Q key in JOSM ? It bends all corners in the object up to squares. And you have to cut all other non 90 or 100 degree corners and after Q connect them again, but JOSM will correct you if so when you did not. If its a trapezium like shape make it square disconnect one side only and move that piece to the right position and connect again. answered 03 Dec '22, 13:29 Hendrikklaas 2
The Q key does the same thing as the orthogonalize menu item: https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Help/Action/OrthogonalizeShape It is not an alternative to it.
(03 Dec '22, 14:42)
Tordanik
Q is just the keyboard shortcut for orthogonalize.
(26 Dec '22, 19:21)
keithonearth
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEQo4Jm-aPY https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JOSM/Plugins/BuildingsTools and use https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Help/Plugin/UtilsPlugin2 answered 28 Oct '22, 11:47 Allroads |
It seems like what I'm looking for does not exist. I wish I had the skills to write an extension myself. Anyone else up for it?