russblau wrote:In general, I believe places with larger areas are drawn before those with smaller areas, so that the smaller areas should appear "on top" of the larger ones. Not sure whether this is an iron-clad rule, though.

I have a case here:https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=row&lo ... ueFilter=2
there is a park and a lake in the map, I drawn park before lake, I want the lake up on the park. except their overlapped area, each of them has some area bigger than the other. When I saw from live map, the park is on the lake, can this be fixed?

ranttine wrote:Layer cannot be adjusted. Not sure what the drawing order actually is besides that "island" gets drawn on top of "sea / lake".

Excess points can be deleted by hovering mouse on top of the point and hitting 'd' with a keyboard.

thank you, I can excess the points now.

ranttine wrote:

ktheyes wrote:I have a case here:https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=row&lo ... ueFilter=2
there is a park and a lake in the map, I drawn park before lake, I want the lake up on the park. except their overlapped area, each of them has some area bigger than the other. When I saw from live map, the park is on the lake, can this be fixed?

Oh, that's a tricky one. I think the only way to make that render correctly is to draw the park so that it doesn't overlap the lake - ie also trace the shoreline.

That seems to be the most executable way right now. but take much more works.

Layer cannot be adjusted. Not sure what the drawing order actually is besides that "island" gets drawn on top of "sea / lake".

Excess points can be deleted by hovering mouse on top of the point and hitting 'd' with a keyboard.

ktheyes wrote:I have a case here:https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=row&lo ... ueFilter=2
there is a park and a lake in the map, I drawn park before lake, I want the lake up on the park. except their overlapped area, each of them has some area bigger than the other. When I saw from live map, the park is on the lake, can this be fixed?

Oh, that's a tricky one. I think the only way to make that render correctly is to draw the park so that it doesn't overlap the lake - ie also trace the shoreline.

In general, I believe places with larger areas are drawn before those with smaller areas, so that the smaller areas should appear "on top" of the larger ones. Not sure whether this is an iron-clad rule, though.