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Hello, thank you for your interest in this project.
Since I’m not a developer and don’t fully understand how Git works—other than uploading files from my computer—I think that if you have the skills, you should clone this project and modify it. The code is full of “hacks” to work around the official style, and the documentation is very sparse, I'm not sure if the Osmand team is willing to put in the effort on this issue. As for the routing, it's much “easy” and they could indeed be combined into a single file with an option, but I'm not sure what the “legal” implications are for a company when it comes to navigation information that could lead to potentially serious accidents. |
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le plugin non officiel est ici pour les difficultés de communication je pensais aussi surtout vis à vis des dev Osmand |

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Hi Christophe,
Thank you for this style. Many riders use it, me included. I already sent two small PRs (#19 national park zones, #20 dirtbike:scale cleanup), and thanks for merging them.
I would like to help more, and I have two ideas. I wanted to ask you before I start.
1. Unpaved road rendering
Right now unpaved roads are drawn like tracks, so a gravel
highway=primaryorhighway=secondarylooks strange: you lose the road class. I am working on a general proposal for maps to show paved and unpaved on every road class (road class colour stays, plus an unpaved mark). I would like to bring this to the enduro style first, with screenshots before and after.2. One motorcycle style in official OsmAnd
Today riders need to find this repo and install the
.osffile. I think it would be great if one motorcycle style shipped with OsmAnd itself, so every user has it by default. To get there, I think we would need to:Your name and work would of course stay credited.
Would you be happy for me to contribute toward this? I can do the work in small PRs so you can review each step. If you prefer to keep this repo as it is, that is fine too: just let me know, and I can work on it separately and credit your work.
Thanks,
Julien
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