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Render building=static_caravan as residential buildings #533

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achadwick opened this issue May 18, 2014 · 6 comments · Fixed by #1153
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Render building=static_caravan as residential buildings #533

achadwick opened this issue May 18, 2014 · 6 comments · Fixed by #1153

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@achadwick
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Could building=static_caravan (wiki, example) be rendered using the same residential style as for houses please? The outline is too heavy right now: compare the example to the surrounding houses.

Seems to be most common expression for the concept in Taginfo.

@matthijsmelissen
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We will solve this issue by rendering the houses more heavy, rather than by rendering the caravans lighter. There is already a push request in place to accomplish that, see #490. I don't think a further fix is needed, so I will close this issue.

@dieterdreist
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2014-05-19 1:41 GMT+02:00 math1985 [email protected]:

We will solve this issue by rendering the houses more heavy, rather than
by rendering the caravans lighter.

IMHO a caravan (also "static" / "fix" ones) do qualify perfectly as light
buildings, so making them lighter seems a good option anyway, also with
general residential buildings emphasized.

@achadwick
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As I understand it from a fairly cursory read, #490 makes the relatively rare building=mobile_home (and maybe building:type=mobile_home too) (4024 instances in total, 825 of which are building=mobile_home) a light building, but containst nothing about the much more common (13397 instances, 3x as many) building=static_caravan tag.

These objects are almost exactly the same thing: they are both forms of light prefabricated dwelling. They should be rendered as either lighter than houses, or at the same weight. They are both currently rendered heavier, and when #490 makes the live site, static_caravan will render at the same weight as a brick-and-mortar house but mobile_home will be lighter.

(As it happens, I interpret "mobile_home"s as meaning "big prefabricated dwellings" and "static_caravan"s as meaning smaller prefab dwellings. The OSM wiki and Wikipedia equate the two, so don't trust my interpretation.)

Please re-open this issue: its main concern has not been addressed.

@matthijsmelissen
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I agree, but please note that most building=static_caravan tags are added by the Dutch BAG import.

I re-open the issue.

@achadwick
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Thanks, and thanks also for working on this.

An overpass query (Wizard “"building:type"=mobile_home and source!=WakeGIS”) reveals that all 3199 "building:type=mobile_home"s are the result of the Wake County GIS (North Carolina, USA) import

pnorman added a commit to pnorman/openstreetmap-carto that referenced this issue May 22, 2014
Replace the old buildings SQL and MSS. This involves resulting changes to landcover stylings to handle landcover which was previously in buildings.mss.

Stops rendering supermarkets in a crazy pink to fix gravitystorm#520. Superceeds gravitystorm#550.

Moves the rendering of train station areas to landcover. Fixes gravitystorm#327. Fixes gravitystorm#389

Removes outline differences based on a distinction that no one fully understands. Superceeds gravitystorm#533. Fixes gravitystorm#68
pnorman added a commit to pnorman/openstreetmap-carto that referenced this issue May 25, 2014
Replace the old buildings SQL and MSS. This involves resulting changes to landcover stylings to handle landcover which was previously in buildings.mss.

Stops rendering supermarkets in a crazy pink to fix gravitystorm#520. Superceeds gravitystorm#550.

Moves the rendering of train station areas to landcover. Fixes gravitystorm#327. Fixes gravitystorm#389

Removes outline differences based on a distinction that no one fully understands. Superceeds gravitystorm#533. Fixes gravitystorm#68
@matthijsmelissen
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This has been solved in the meanwhile.

matthijsmelissen pushed a commit to matthijsmelissen/openstreetmap-carto that referenced this issue Oct 1, 2014
Replace the old buildings SQL and MSS. This involves resulting changes to landcover stylings to handle landcover which was previously in buildings.mss.

Stops rendering supermarkets in a crazy pink to fix gravitystorm#520. Superceeds gravitystorm#550.

Moves the rendering of train station areas to landcover. Fixes gravitystorm#327. Fixes gravitystorm#389

Removes outline differences based on a distinction that no one fully understands. Superceeds gravitystorm#533. Fixes gravitystorm#68
pnorman added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 16, 2014
Refactor buildings code

Replace the old buildings SQL and MSS. This involves resulting changes to landcover stylings to handle landcover which was previously in buildings.mss.

Stops rendering supermarkets in a crazy pink to fix #520. Superceeds #550.

Moves the rendering of train station areas to landcover. Fixes #327. Fixes #389

Removes outline differences based on a distinction that no one fully understands. Superceeds #533. Fixes #68

Rebased in 6b2a4de by math1985 <[email protected]>
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