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You can visit my website, [https://wiki.geofictician.net/wiki/index.php/Geofictician:About here].
You can visit my website, [https://wiki.geofictician.net/wiki/index.php/Geofictician:About here], to learn more about me.


I'll write this up elsewhere, soon...  
===== I am a member of the [[OpenGeofiction:Admin_team|admin team]] for opengeofiction.net =====


===How can I use JOSM for editing the OpenGeofiction map?===
=== Nice to Have... ===


If you want to use the JOSM editor, configure the "Connection settings" (via the "Edit -> Preferences" menu), so that the OSM server URL points to our server
My current prioritized list of possible future features for OGF. Subject to modification.
https://opengeofiction.net/api
as shown here: <br> [[File:Luciano_Screenshot_JOSM_01.png|thumb|left]] <br clear=all>


===How can I display the OpenGeofiction map as background in JOSM?===
#get the contours working again properly - the ogf-topo layer
 
#something akin to the OpenGlobus (3D map-view for topo layer) demo that Thilo had running a few years ago
To display the OpenGeofiction map as background in JOSM, add our server to the "selected entries" in the "Imagery preferences", using the "+TMS" button, as shown in this screenshot: <br> [[File:Luciano_Screenshot_JOSM_02.png|thumb|left]] <br clear=all> "OpenGeofiction" should then appear in the "Imagery" menu.
#nominatim - I think it would be popular and useful to the mapping community
 
#routing - in a geofiction context it could be a lot of fun
The input values for the OGF map layers are as listed below.
#taginfo app - based on reading the github site, it would require quite a bit of server capacity
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Layer (5.)
! URL template (2.)
|-
| OGF-Carto (OSM's default style) || <code><nowiki>https://tile.opengeofiction.net/ogf-carto/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png</nowiki></code> (Max zoom = 20)
|-
| OGF-Topo (OpenTopoMap's style) || <code><nowiki>https://tile.opengeofiction.net/ogf-topo/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png</nowiki></code> (Max zoom = 17)
|}
 
Once you completed this step, you can then select "OpenGeofiction" as background for the "Download" dialog: <br> [[File:Luciano_Screenshot_JOSM_03.png|thumb|left]] <br clear=all>
 
===How can I display the OpenGeofiction map as background in iD?===
 
The iD map editing tool is exactly the same as the current OSM version of iD (as of August 2021). This is inconvenient in some respects, but it makes the tool easier to maintain and easier to upgrade.
 
It is still possible to show the OGF map in the background, in iD, and bypass all the satellite views and such (Bing aerial, etc.).
 
Open the backgrounds tab on left, and click the . . . to the right of the word "Custom" in the list of possible backgrounds: <br> [[File:Luciano_Screenshot_iD1.png|thumb|left]] <br clear=all>
 
In the open window, add one of the OGF map layers,
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Layer (5.)
! URL template (2.)
|-
| OGF-Carto (OSM's default style) || <code><nowiki>https://tile.opengeofiction.net/ogf-carto/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png</nowiki></code> (Max zoom = 20)
|-
| OGF-Topo (OpenTopoMap's style) || <code><nowiki>https://tile.opengeofiction.net/ogf-topo/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png</nowiki></code> (Max zoom = 17)
|}
 
Like this: <br> [[File:Luciano_Screenshot_iD2.png|thumb|left]] <br clear=all>
 
Now you have OGF in your iD background.

Latest revision as of 14:25, 18 July 2022

You can visit my website, here, to learn more about me.

I am a member of the admin team for opengeofiction.net

Nice to Have...

My current prioritized list of possible future features for OGF. Subject to modification.

  1. get the contours working again properly - the ogf-topo layer
  2. something akin to the OpenGlobus (3D map-view for topo layer) demo that Thilo had running a few years ago
  3. nominatim - I think it would be popular and useful to the mapping community
  4. routing - in a geofiction context it could be a lot of fun
  5. taginfo app - based on reading the github site, it would require quite a bit of server capacity