berestovskyy wrote:1. No road continuation (for Primary Streets and up)
2. No right* turn (for any drivable road)
3. Geometry points are too close (for any drivable road)

1. and 3. seem ok for me.

I don't get the idea behind 2. You want to mark all right/left turns that are disabled (red arrow)? What's so special about a turn of around 90° angle?

qwaletee wrote:

BellHouse wrote:

berestovskyy wrote:2. No right* turn (for any drivable road)

I don't get the idea behind 2. You want to mark all right/left turns that are disabled (red arrow)? What's so special about a turn of around 90° angle?

I think the idea is that while it is common to restrict left turns, it is uncommon to restrict right turns, unless there is a very sharp angle.

Ok, now I got it, thanks for your explanations.

I'd say we give it a try. If

1. the offset from 90° angle, and
2. the minimum length of one of the segments

were parameters to the new check, this could be fine-tuned in each country. Since we might expect some false-positives from this check (which we do not think of now), it might be a good idea to implement the check and have it disabled by default. Then the mass of editors will not be bothered by the false-positives, and some of us testers could turn it on manually.

How do you define invalid elevation?

Yes, I am just trying to find out if lg1992 means the same thing as we did earlier.

Anyway, the template would be ${elevation} and the regexp would be !\-[1-5]|^[0-9]$ , if you want to test if the elevation is outside of -5 and 9. And I trust you would manage to tune that to a range you are looking for.

sketch wrote:Is there a way to change the severity of a custom check from Note? I don't see one in the Wizard example.

There are some nice instructions in this post.

Maybe we are talking about different checks, but this piece of code works fine for me just now:
(I left away the localized parameters in my example)

If you put this into a localization script, the severity setting will only become active if you set WME to the correct language (so it won't if WME is set to English). On an english WME the same custom check will be a note, so one might call that part a bug, yes.

Yes, I think we mean the same thing. It doesn't work for English, but it does work for all other languages.

Please keep in mind that this is a thread about WME Validator.

You can add the following custom check:

Template: Custom RegExp:

I don't quite understand why E773 is continuing through the roundabout? This is not visible in the sat pic, nor in GMaps, nor in OSM.