I am pleased to announce that support for Greek road signs is happening, and is currently a work in progress. Most signs were not rendering correctly when I started this thread, such as this one (compare with this Mapillary view): this is because our road signs have features the app did not support before, but I am hopeful that the developer will be able to iron out the details soon.
ref:to should be next to the symbol, ref:to on the splitting lane is recognized but not rendered, and way too colorful arrows. Actually nothing special in the tags.
I can’t promise a date, but I’ll look into it.
So, int_ref:to is now shown as well and the bug with arrow colors has been fixed.
There’s still a general problem with lanes splitting in several directions and entries with no destination text.
The same sign without splitting lane renders quite well right now.
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ika-chan
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Interesting: it is worth noting that the motorway shields have a prefix (Α as in the Greek letter alpha), and the borders of our direction signs are white when the main background is blue, brown and green: I assume the latter is a first for OSM Destination Signs.
ika-chan
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In this sign, OSM Destination Signs currently cannot detect that the symbols for the service area exit are in a new line.
In this sign and this sign, OSM Destination Signs does not assume that the Greek text is yellow when the background is manually set to blue, brown or green: for the record, the Greek text is by default yellow and the English text white, when the background is blue, brown or green.
Tthe first one is the same issue with splitting lanes as mentioned above.
The second one: As soon as a background color is given, I can’t use the default text color anymore, because the contrast might make it unreadable. But I’ve set the “light” color default to yellow for Greece.
