Foot path under a building part, but not tunnel

chicocheco · 2024-11-28T14:52:15.692Z

Hey, there is this hotel with 2 levels and the entrance is at the groundfloor with a part of the building sticking out of the first floor right above that. Not sure if I explain it well so I will attach a photo just in case. How do I deal with the foot path that OSM detects as a conflict?

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Thanks!

Jarek · 2024-11-28T14:55:48.297Z

covered=yes is the usual tag for the part intersecting with the building outline, and should avoid the warning

Nadjita · 2024-11-28T14:58:59.454Z

Alternatively, you can create a type=building-relation that includes the building and all its building:parts, and have the actual building=yes outlines exclude the part that sticks out. This building-part can then have layer=1, the building=* itself won’t need it. It sounds more complicated than it actually is.

Tordanik · 2024-11-28T15:18:08.240Z

Nadjita:

It sounds more complicated than it actually is

Producing clean building part mapping isn’t that easy. There are a lot of subtle mistakes you can make. It’s also unnecessary unless you want to do actual 3d mapping with min_height and such.

chicocheco · 2024-11-28T16:07:56.708Z

Thanks. I think that will do