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The width is determined by your map data fille, specifically the pen width value in the topology.tpl file within the map data file. You can edit this value yourself by unzipping the XCM file, editing the appropriate line in the topology.tpl file in a text editor, and zipping the XCM contents back together. Refer to the documentation here: https://xcsoar.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mapfile.html |
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That area is problematic because parts of it are tagged as lake, and other parts as sea, some of it coastline. Currently the mapgen substracs the sea parts from the terrain file. Water bodies are polygons in the topology file. At the moment we use the hydrolakes dataset for lakes. The current plan is to replace with OSM data, as especially river polygons are currently missing. I have written an extractor for most topology data, with which i hope to replace all the map data. You can use localized osm data with it if you want to not deal with hughe data. https://github.com/lordfolken/xcsoar-mapgen-topology Some examples of that you can see here: https://forum.xcsoar.org/viewtopic.php?t=4281 |
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Currently rivers are drawn as a very narrow (1 px wide?) blue line on the map. Therefore they are hardly visible. Nevertheless, they are important navigation landmarks. Is there any way to increase the width of rivers on the map?
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