Affected tag(s) to be modified/added: location
Question asked: Is this building is existing and located underground?
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Inspired by #907
You could simplify the query to way["building"]["layer"~"-.*"]["location"!~".*"]({{bbox}}); in case someone uses a number beyond -5. Although it's improper to exceed -5, such instances can usually be solved by an armchair mapper. openstreetmap-carto accepts integers -99 to 99.
Well, in StreetComplete, one can use a simplified tag query syntax anyway:
ways, relations with building and layer ~ -.* and !location
Hmm, don't understand this quest. So this is basically correcting a tagging mistake (only tagging layer=).
And when the building is underground, should not it usually be tagged with level?
Here something is tagged with building:levels:underground=1. Is not that enough, so is this location tag really needed?
I think it is needed, because without that location=underground tag, there will be underground train stations displayed as normal overground buildings on the map of SC...
So this is basically correcting a tagging mistake
Yes.
Here something is tagged with building:levels:underground=1. Is not that enough, so is this location tag really needed?
At least for me at this moment it is not entirely clear. If that object is entirely underground, I would add also location=underground.
building:levels:underground=1
building:levels:underground=1 may be given to any object that has 1 level underground, not only ones entirely underground.
I think it is needed, because without that location=underground tag, there will be underground train stations displayed as normal overground buildings on the map of SC...
I would add it because it is useful tag explaining situation, not just because one particular data consumer relies on it.
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I think it is needed, because without that location=underground tag, there will be underground train stations displayed as normal overground buildings on the map of SC...