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Render other types of signals #141
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Part of #187 Part of #141 --- unsolved problems: - ~UI should know which types of signals exist~ - ~hover for icons does not work with `text-field` with `format` structure~ - ~if `text-field` is not used, stacking of signals somehow has to be done manually (take width/height into account)~ - ~with `text-field`, either all text overlaps (because icons can overlap), or labels have to be put into separate layer (text labels are optional)~ - ~define ordering of importance of signals~ ~Current state: main and distant signals combined~ --- Changes: - Merge the all railway signal features into a single file - Update the `signals_with_azimuth` table to contain a column per type of feature - The signal views get the responsibility of filtering signals and ordering them in relative priority - Show deactivated signals for speed and electrification layers ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/11f5a433-f6c1-4e64-b90f-33f78544d322) At most 5 signals on one pole can be combined. (Oberhausen, Germany, http://localhost:8000/#view=16.77/51.474918/6.851609&style=signals) ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/77b187f2-794a-4015-a2ef-537527efce31)
#189 has been merged, which will make solving this much easier: a tagged but unrecognised signal can now get a default icon showing on the map. |
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It would be nice if the map could show all signals, even if the signal type is unknown
An example would be node/11902161621
I would expect a simple generic signal head to render if there isn't a schema style defined.
Using the generic tagging scheme as defined in https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:railway=signal?uselang=en
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