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At: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=48.21949&mlon=16.46611#map=19/48.21949/16.46611
(Vienna, Austria, subway U2 Donauspital), we have an area with highway=pedestrian, area=yes and no layer tag, and a building=roof with layer=3 (3 rather than 1 because it matches the subway rails which go above things with layer=2). The roof used to be rendered above the pedestrian area, which matched reality. Now the pedestrian area covers the roof in the rendering. A building=station with no layer tag (that actually rests on the pedestrian area in reality) also gets covered by the pedestrian area in the rendering.
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I would turn the building=station and the highway=pedestrian into a multipolygon. That will make the station show up again, and it's the desired tagging.
You do have a point that building=roof with a layer greater than the pedestrian area should be put on top. That's a bug, see also #688 and #140.
So we could close this as a duplicate and continue at #688?
At:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=48.21949&mlon=16.46611#map=19/48.21949/16.46611
(Vienna, Austria, subway U2 Donauspital), we have an area with highway=pedestrian, area=yes and no layer tag, and a building=roof with layer=3 (3 rather than 1 because it matches the subway rails which go above things with layer=2). The roof used to be rendered above the pedestrian area, which matched reality. Now the pedestrian area covers the roof in the rendering. A building=station with no layer tag (that actually rests on the pedestrian area in reality) also gets covered by the pedestrian area in the rendering.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: