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Use a background map with hill shading #72

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RedAuburn opened this issue Nov 25, 2024 · 6 comments
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Use a background map with hill shading #72

RedAuburn opened this issue Nov 25, 2024 · 6 comments

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@RedAuburn
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This would give a lot of context to the waterways, especially in mountainous places like the Scottish highlands.

@RedAuburn RedAuburn changed the title Use a background style with hill shading Use a background map with hill shading Nov 25, 2024
@amandasaurus
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That would certainly be useful!

Do you have an idea for a map tiles service we can use? Or a patch adding that?

@RedAuburn
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https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Raster_tile_providers mentions that Tracestack Topo is free for non-commercial use - @quinncnl is that right? If so it'd be great to use it :)

@quinncnl
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Hi! I'm happy to sponsor a 1 million monthly tile access for waterwaymap. Maybe you could add a basemap switcher also?

@RedAuburn
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Amazing, thank you so much! @amandasaurus wdyt?

@amandasaurus
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I think including a map with hill shading data is a great idea! For that we'd need a base map switcher. I'm sure somewhere in the settings.

@quinncnl I'm very happy to take tracestrack topo support. I think your map style is fantastic and really fills a need in the OSM space! I'm a little wary about having to deal with API keys. I want to keep this lower maintenance for me.

If someone wants to propose a path/PR that would help things get along.

@quinncnl
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@amandasaurus I can provide a URL template with API key. If someone can do the PR I'll help with the URL part!

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