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> I noticed the height of quite a few buildings in Ft Worth, Texas is also wrong. They render buildings that are missing `height` or `building:levels` data in
by habi 4y ago
> I noticed the height of quite a few buildings in Ft Worth, Texas is also wrong.
They render buildings that are missing `height` or `building:levels` data in OSM with 3 levels by default. So you could add this data to OSM to make it render.
- doodlebugging 4y agoI will have to explore the process for updating those features now that I have an account. I read the how-to section and it looks like a process where a new user would submit a potential change and other experienced users would dissect the change to determine whether anything would be broken before applying it. Thanks for the clue about which attribute to search for.
- habi 4y agoAll changes to OpenStreetMap are applied immediately, even for new users. You can ask for a review [1], but this is an optional flag in your changes Errors are corrected after the fact, if there are any. A low-key way of the OSM data is https://streetcomplete.app/ https://streetcomplete.app/, or http://every-door.app/ http://every-door.app/ if you’re on iOS. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me, my username on ODM is the same as here. [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:review_requested https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:review_requested
- doodlebugging 4y agoiOS for me. I will definitely grab that app and see what I can contribute. Thanks! If I have any questions you'll hear from me.