[mkgmap-dev] nodes on boundary
From Carsten Schwede computerteddy at gmx.de on Thu Mar 25 10:30:55 GMT 2010
Hi, Am 25.03.2010 10:42, schrieb garvan.maew at online.com.kh: > > Before splitting the nodes are like this > > C > | > A-------------B > | > | > D Right. > After splitting the nodes are like this > with a new node S inserted into A-B. > > Tile1 # Tile2 > # > # C > # | > A-----S-------B > # | > # | > # D No there isnt a new node S after cutting. After cutting the tiles look like this: Tile 1 A-------------B Tile 2 C | B | | D The boundary node is now B. Its apperas in both tiles. > The node S must appear in both tiles and be flagged as a boundary node > in both for routing to work. So I think it could be ok with B tagged as boundary node in both tiles. > You are unlikely to need to use this tag unless you are splitting your > maps using some external tool because - as I understand it - if you I use a own tile splitter. -- Viele Gruesse Computerteddy
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