Talk:Key:dirtbike:scale
@Cricri: Totally agree with your approach! I’ve really relied on your awesome work in data-rich areas. But in places like Thailand, where there’s hardly any data, mappers can be a bit lax and sometimes slap on basic unsigned legal access tags (like 'motorcycle: yes/no') instead of something more detailed like 'smoothness', 'tracktype' or 'surface'. I’ve just spruced up the 'dirtbike:scale' page to make it more visual. Hoping it'll make it easier for mappers to sort out more trails and get us more tags in play.
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Hello, good idea but too little used :(
on my side I do the same thing for osmand, you can find the details on this page : https://osmtopo.blogspot.com/2021/02/style-pour-osmand.html#more
with more routing calculations for 3 types of bikes (enduro bike, light trail bike and heavy trail bike)
for example the osmand code for style for the easy track (tracks in brown on screen):
<case additional="surface=gravel"/>
<case additional="surface=paved" />
<case additional="surface=asphalt" />
<case additional="surface=concrete" />
<case additional="surface=concrete:lanes" />
<case additional="surface=concrete:plates" />
<case additional="surface=paving_stones" />
<case additional="surface=sett" />
<case additional="surface=cobblestone" />
<case additional="surface=compacted" />
<case additional="surface=fine_gravel" />
<case additional="smoothness=bad" />
<case additional="smoothness=intermediate" />
<case additional="smoothness=good" />
<case additional="smoothness=excellent" />
<case additional="tracktype=grade2" />
<case additional="tracktype=grade1" />
and for the routing calculation for heavy trail bike :
<select value="0.1" t="ford" v="yes"/>
<select value="0.05" t="surface" v="mud"/>
<select value="0.05" t="surface" v="grass"/>
<select value="0.05" t="surface" v="sand"/>
<select value="0.1" t="surface" v="dirt"/>
<select value="0.1" t="surface" v="earth"/>
<select value="0.1" t="surface" v="unpaved"/>
<select value="0.1" t="surface" v="ground"/>
<select value="0.1" t="tracktype" v="grade5"/>
<select value="0.2" t="tracktype" v="grade4"/>
<select value="2.8" t="surface" v="compacted"/>
<select value="2.8" t="surface" v="gravel"/>
<select value="2.8" t="surface" v="pebblestone"/>
<select value="2.8" t="surface" v="paved"/>
<select value="2.8" t="surface" v="paving_stones"/>
<select value="2.8" t="tracktype" v="grade3"/>
<select value="3" t="surface" v="fine_gravel"/>
<select value="3" t="surface" v="asphalt"/>
<select value="3" t="surface" v="concrete"/>
<select value="3" t="tracktype" v="grade2"/>
<select value="3" t="tracktype" v="grade1"/>
<select value="0.1" t="highway" v="track"/>
the result is: the selected bike (osmand profil) ride only defined track with right tags.
Thank you and we look forward to discussing this further.