Render admin boundaries and refactor protected areas #309
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Render text 2 zooms higher.
…that are very important). Fade a lot and thiner lower admin levels.
Highlight protected areas borders. Manage protected area overlapping, no more darker areas. And border overlapping.
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Refactor protected areas, to fix #37 Before: After: |
…with a label text like leisur=nature_reserve.
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Add names for every areas and make the area a little less dark : |
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and the inner area background lining |
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Central America for international border examples : |
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Test perf : it seems that the rendering time increased of about 10% at all levels. |
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to fix #209, copied from OSM.org carto style, grey, thinner, faded.
Only international borders are very important so they are rendered in large grey full line, the use of others is very low hence the fading for them, look for the grey thin dashed lines.