As you can see if you go into the editor here: https://opengeofiction.net/#map=13/-39.7167/45.4647
I created a town border for the shown town, based on how they are tagged in OSM. But it’s not showing in OGF. How can I get it to show up?
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As you can see if you go into the editor here: https://opengeofiction.net/#map=13/-39.7167/45.4647
I created a town border for the shown town, based on how they are tagged in OSM. But it’s not showing in OGF. How can I get it to show up?
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Comment from Marcello on 11 September 2018 at 12:50
I’m immensely bad in Admin boundaries, too. But I had a look at some others, and noticed your level 8 seems a bit steep. Maybe try level 5 or 6 ?
have faith ! (and copy others’ better mapping ;-)
Marcello
Comment from histor on 11 September 2018 at 12:52
In the topo-map-style and in histor-style you see the boundary at level 13 or smaller. In standard-style I hope you had to wait only for an update. Your boundary was drawn with a circle with a seperating knot - I edited a little and make 3 peaces. Hope, it helps.
Comment from iiEarth on 12 September 2018 at 01:15
This is what I do to make town/city limits:
I make a line, shaping it as I want it to and corresponding to the other lines. Next, I tag the line as ‘administrative boundary’. Then, I put the admin level corresponding to the town/city. Lastly, to make the boundary visible, I make another boundary.
Hope it helps!
-iiEarth
Comment from iiEarth on 12 September 2018 at 01:15
This is what I do to make town/city limits:
I make a line, shaping it as I want it to and corresponding to the other lines. Next, I tag the line as ‘administrative boundary’. Then, I put the admin level corresponding to the town/city. Lastly, to make the boundary visible, I make another boundary.
Hope it helps!
-iiEarth
Comment from LemonKing on 12 September 2018 at 11:19
It shows just fine now, it just takes time to render sometimes.´
If you ever create another town or city next to this one, you should include the boundary in a relation as instructed here. A sIngle boundary way without relation only works as an isolated, single-level boundary, but in real world there is no such thing, because boundaries overlap and intersect on multiple levels.