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Improve the different tracktypes #14

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gravitystorm opened this issue Dec 14, 2012 · 1 comment
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Improve the different tracktypes #14

gravitystorm opened this issue Dec 14, 2012 · 1 comment
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4319b29 mentions that tracktypes need output-affecting work.

The refactoring highlights the mess that the tracktype declarations have become, with inconsistent colours, opacities, and smaller tracks (e.g. grade4, grade5) being wider than more important ones.
I've also highlighted two places where grade3 ends up missing a dasharray pattern.

Bring some consistency and predictable progression to widths, opacities and colours, fix the bugs in grade3 on bridges and in tunnels, and generally simplify and tidy things up.
@gravitystorm gravitystorm mentioned this issue Aug 28, 2013
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pnorman added a commit to pnorman/openstreetmap-carto that referenced this issue Sep 30, 2013
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Tweak track styling and extend to bridges/tunnels
96373b2 
Fixes gravitystorm#14
Fixes gravitystorm#136

The previous tracktypes were very inconsistent with tracks appearing at
different zoom levels depending on if they were bridge or not.

This gives a consistent styling, based on gravitystorm#136.

On zooms 13-14 tracks are slightly smaller, instead of zoom 13 only
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Closed by #557.

@UmpPCPL UmpPCPL mentioned this issue Jan 19, 2015
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