Im at the hospital on my phne so forgive typos. . . You dont need to worry about this. Its a kludge to improve the coastline render times, but JOSM doesnt like it.
Thank you for the quick reply, from the hospital no less. I thought it might be something I could ignore, but I didn’t want to risk it without checking! I hope your visit is routine and uneventful.
Mostly routine and uneventful - typical post-cancer maintenance stuff.
I figured I should answer since not many people know about that issue. The conversion to “ogf:type=*” allows the coastline render to ignore these large relations, such as coastline collections or land_area=administrative. That way, the coastline render is faster. But it’s non-standard, so JOSM doesn’t recognize it.
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Comment from Luciano on 19 July 2016 at 02:28
Im at the hospital on my phne so forgive typos. . . You dont need to worry about this. Its a kludge to improve the coastline render times, but JOSM doesnt like it.
Comment from Egen on 19 July 2016 at 02:39
Thank you for the quick reply, from the hospital no less. I thought it might be something I could ignore, but I didn’t want to risk it without checking! I hope your visit is routine and uneventful.
Comment from Luciano on 19 July 2016 at 04:28
Mostly routine and uneventful - typical post-cancer maintenance stuff.
I figured I should answer since not many people know about that issue. The conversion to “ogf:type=*” allows the coastline render to ignore these large relations, such as coastline collections or land_area=administrative. That way, the coastline render is faster. But it’s non-standard, so JOSM doesn’t recognize it.
Happy mapping.