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Display squares at more zoom levels #123
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Would it be useful to change also on other branches? Say https://github.com/streetcomplete/streetcomplete-mapstyle/blob/nextzen/layers/land.yaml#L169 |
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TBH i stopped maintaining those branches. As far as i know, SC is the sole user of this stylesheet anyway. |
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See #123 (comment) "TBH i stopped maintaining those branches. As far as i know, SC is the sole user of this stylesheet anyway."
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fixes #115
Currently when zooming out, squares look "empty", only the outlines are displayed as roads.
When switching the min zoom from 17 to 14, squares disapper together with many roads and there are no "empty" squares.