Where are boundaries sourced from? #926
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Where does Americana get its boundaries from? I'm trying to adapt the style to a fictional map called OpenGeofiction, and maritime boundaries are showing up inconsistently, and if they do, the boundary labels are real-world countries as opposed to the ones on the fictional map. |
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Boundaries come from OSM at all zooms. I use the planetiler argument The tile generation script is here: https://github.com/ZeLonewolf/planetiler-scripts/blob/main/local/render_once.sh |
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Is there a way to ensure that boundaries are coming from OpenGeofiction's database instead of OSM? Do I really need an S3 bucket? |
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"From OSM" just means "from the supplied .osm.pbf file" |
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Okay, so I just have to run that script on an ogf-planet.osm.pbf download of OpenGeofiction and somehow find a way to host the generated tiles? |
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That's glossing over a lot of the details but essentially yes. You can read more about my approach here: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/ZeLonewolf/diary/402227 |
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Boundaries come from OSM at all zooms. I use the planetiler argument
--boundary-osm-onlyto enable this instead of using Natural Earth boundaries.The tile generation script is here: https://github.com/ZeLonewolf/planetiler-scripts/blob/main/local/render_once.sh