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foxitrot wrote:

gohamstergo wrote:Also if possible, highlight landmark types (separate from generic highlight toggle) so that even when zoomed out, small landmark will still show. For example, parking lots. Small ones only show when zoomed in, making them hard to find. If it would highlight when zoomed out, would make it much easier.

A rule of thumb: the script is only capable of highlighting that, what is already visible in the editor. Thus after zooming out too far, when a landmark disappears...

ah, noted. wasn't sure how it functioned underneath... if the info was there, just not shown in the interface, or what.

cool, always glad to see updates.

Timbones wrote:What if I were to highlight only soft U-turns? Or at least differentiate them from hard U-turns? (Accepting above comments about all or none locked)

Personally, I think that would be nice. That way nobody would 'accidently' JNF spam an area with hard-uturns
Side question: Have you heard of the "[enhanced]" version of your script? What exactly does it mean by "show all bad junctions?" What would your script not normally show?

AlanOfTheBerg wrote:I think I've asked for this before too. I'd love to see both a "conflict" checker (which is pretty advanced as the code must figure out if two segments overlap: not a trivial matter to code), and a level display: where each level is a color of the rainbow and I can scan for overlapping same colors.

you may already know about it, but there is a script that shows levels, but it does conflict with this script.

huckd wrote:Thanks for this link gohamstergo! I was not aware of it and have found several level errors in my little editable area. Gave ya a thumbs up.

No problemo I made a point to search "WME" and "Waze" on userscripts to find any script I could a little while after I started editing.

AlanOfTheBerg wrote:One of these scripts for levels needs to be incorporated into WMECH.

Ya, that would be nice and handy if that was added.

huckd wrote:I think this script and link should be added to this WIKI page.

Done. Added a basic heading for it. If someone wants to make a more detailed description, or change its position, feel free.

iknietjij wrote:Looks like TamperMonkey allows both my scripts to run just fine, without having to go through the crx stuff.. And since it seems it's fixed in Chrome 28 or 29, I doubt it's worth too much bother: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issu ... ?id=242890

is there a link to your script version that i missed?

AlanOfTheBerg wrote:Geometry mode wipe can be done with a simple bookmarklet too. I can send it to you.

I don't mean to thread-jack, but while we're on the subject of bookmarklets. I remember reading somewhere about one that can simplify shapes, like those uber complex landmarks. Can't seem to find that thread again... remember where that was, alan?

I hope this is the correct place to post this.
I downloaded and installed the color highlights. Even though the extension is enabled, it's greyed out on the tool bar. I saw people complaining on the store that this extension has not worked since 2017. It's at least a year or more later, at this point, so I guess it's not going to get fixed? I will try the script to see if that works. Thanks for your time.

I've seen Rising_Sun's issue as well. Basically, if you select a segment, then try to select a different segment, it will deselect the first segment, but not select the second one. You have to click a second time to actually select the other segment.

I've also noticed an issue with Color Highlights in Firefox where it prevents the House Number frame from showing up. If I disable the script, clicking Edit House Numbers works fine. This issue does not seem to happen in Chrome...