I just came over this yesterday: turntables and traversers are tagged only on their outer limit. Often you find one piece in it also tagged, often the one showing the track location at the time of a random sattelite image. I would suggest not tagging that piece of track, giving the renderer the freedom to put one at a random place (or even animating one, think of f4map). So one would need to put the information like electrification somewhere. I suggest adding those tags (electrification, gauge) directly to the traverser or turntable (outline).

Am Samstag, 8. August 2015, 23:28:27 schrieb Alexander Matheisen: > On Di, 2015-08-04 at 19:56 +0200, Rolf Eike Beer wrote: >> I just came over this yesterday: turntables and traversers are tagged only >> on their outer limit. Often you find one piece in it also tagged, often >> the one showing the track location at the time of a random sattelite >> image. I would suggest not tagging that piece of track, giving the >> renderer the freedom to put one at a random place (or even animating one, >> think of f4map). So one would need to put the information like >> electrification somewhere. I suggest adding those tags (electrification, >> gauge) directly to the traverser or turntable (outline). > > +1 > > I already delete such tracks on turntables if mapped or do not add them > when I trace new ones from aerial image. > > Should we add some documentation to the 'turntables' section of the > tagging scheme? If we agree on this: yes, definitely.