It is actually a hexadecimal value between 00 and FF.

With regards,

zvenzzon

For having multiple templates. I did try it, and it seemed to follow one rule rather than both, and I gave up on the assumption it wasn’t yet possible

Just to make it extra clear: a single rule with multiple templates (for example see “BuildingAny” rule in http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Kosmos_General_Purpose_Rules, it uses two templates – Polygon and Text).

For having multiple templates. I did try it, and it seemed to follow one rule rather than both, and I gave up on the assumption it wasn’t yet possible. But as it is, I’ll keep trying things until I get the results I’m after.

Thanks! Ben

By casing I assume you refer to the line border?

Is there a way to render many things off of one way? e.g. if there is one way tagged highway=unclassified. Could I separately render the core, then the casing, then if I wanted, a second bigger core, and a second bigger casing. Just a made up example.

Theoretically you can have as many templates for the single rule as you like. So what you described could be achieved by two Polyline templates, with one template drawing over the other one.

Also, is it possible to set a width for the casing? Currently “width” seems to vary the core, but not the casing.

If you take a look at the http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Kosmos_Rendering_Help#Polyline_Template_Parameters, you’ll see that the “# BorderWidth: the width of the polyline border, entered as a percentage of the Width”, so if you set the higher percentage, the border will be wider.

I hope this helps.

I have a problem though, and I’m wondering if you could help. Is there a way to render many things off of one way? e.g. if there is one way tagged highway=unclassified. Could I separately render the core, then the casing, then if I wanted, a second bigger core, and a second bigger casing. Just a made up example.

Also, is it possible to set a width for the casing? Currently “width” seems to vary the core, but not the casing.

thanks, Ben

thanks again!

and contratulation for Kosmos software!

Try setting the alpha-value of the LandBackgroundColor option in rendering rules. Example: instead of LandBackgroundColor=#F8F8F8, set it to #80f8f8f8, this should make the map background color transparent. The same can be done for any of the colors in Kosmos rules. I hope this helps.

well. i want to know how can i show a base map (like world map) behind tiles. but, when i generate tiles with kosmos.console there is no option tu set background color transparent.

thanks

– Keroseno