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Render highway=pedestrian and highway=living_street same as highway=residential on z13 #3849
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It's strange to render cycleways, which in this example are small paths in a park, and not render the important pedestrian streets in the city centre. I'd support restoring the rendering of pedestrian streets at z13. The idea of using a lighter fill color for |
@matkoniecz what part of this suggestion do you disagree with? Rendering |
Note we use a fairly dark casing color for highway=pedestrian, much darker than the standard casing color for white roads and living streets. This has been a deliberate choice to make the casing well visible despite the dark fill used for highway=pedestrian. But it also makes pedestrian roads extra heavy at small line width like we had it on z13 before #3467. See also #3976. So making the pedestrian roads fill less dark and making the casing less dark could help with allowing to re-introduce pedestrian roads at z13 without it being too noisy and/or heavy. See also #3891 (comment). This would require revising other colors (living street and parking, see #3891). |
How about rendering |
I am not going to protest if in tests it leads to overall improvements. From what I remember I was not entirely sure which version was preferable, so it is possible that for someone else this change will be a clear improvement. |
Closing in favor of #3961 (Render highway=pedestrian same as highway=living_street at z13 (and z14?)) |
Partially reverts #3467
Currently, highway=pedestrian is not rendered at all on z13, while highway=living_street is rendered just like in higher zoom levels.
Both are problems on their own: Cities that make heavy use of pedestrian zones look really funny on z13 because only the residential roads render and the pedestrian ones don't. They appear to have huge gaps of nothingness in their historic city centers.
See Barcelona: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/41.4047/2.1827
Zurich: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/47.3734/8.5621
Basel: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/47.5667/7.6446
As for highway=living_street, it's more or less impossible to make out against the landuse=residential gray on z13, which is also a problem in cities that make heavy use of living streets.
See Madrid: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/40.4317/-3.6813
The Hague (district De Bras): https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/52.0478/4.4201
Zinnowitz (island of Usedom): https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/54.0879/13.9499
If today were 2006, I would not have supported a highway=living_street and instead have suggested tagging the living_street property as a separate tag i. e. living_street=yes, which would have solved the problem with service roads connecting to living streets looking super ugly as well. But 13 years later it's almost impossible to change a long established tagging practice, so we have to make do with this.
Anyway, on this zoom level, it's not important to distinguish whether the road is accessible to cars or not, as all you'd ever want to do at z13 is get a general idea of the city's road network, which doesn't require differentiation between residential and living_street or pedestrian. We already generalize for landuse on lower zoom levels, so I don't see an issue with generalizing for roads too, at least for z13.
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