Test whether relation member ways are properly ordered Warn about wrong separator of addr:housenumber valuesĪtempt to list nameless ways in validation results menuīogus "Superfluous turnrestriction as "to" way is oneway (1)" Same geom and all tag of one way are include in the secondĬonvert access=hov to access=no + hov=yes Validator complains about key: *:lanes:conditional (etc.) Strange "overlapping water areas" test result In validator, check for intersecting roads in different layersįor building=roof without layer tag, intersecting with roads, footways, cycleways etc validator should mention that typical roof is above other objects and it should have "layer=1" tag Report missing (oneway:bicycle) for ways with (oneway=yes) and ((cycleway=opposite_lane) or (cycleway=opposite))ĭetect nodes with unneeded railway=level_crossingĭetect nodes with unneeded railway=crossing Shop=ice_cream should be detected and fixed to amenity=ice_cream Validator checks for Public Traffic Proposal relations Validator could merge two ways with same position if one is an inner without tags Validator should accept some kinds of way overlaps UX improvements for click handling on validator bugs Use association element on java web start Open changesets don't show up in the upload dialog LinkageError: JNLPClassLoader attempted duplicate class definition for WMS HTTPS of Catastro de España not working Maxar Standard Imagery - error downloading tilesĪdd WMS from verkeersborden.vlaanderen (Belgium/Flanders) They actually have a slightly different saturation/hue most of the time.Īnother problem with the dodge & burn tools is that they add random yellow/orange tones at the edges of your brush strokes.← 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 → Ticket In the real world, areas of light and shadow aren’t just a brighter or darker tone of the base color. Moreover, the dodge & burn tools only add white or black to a given color.
The more you go over an area, the brighter/darker it gets – which leads to too much contrast quickly. They brighten (dodge) or darken (burn) colors and seem like the ideal tool for lighting and shading. Too much contrast is often the result of overuse of the dodge & burn tools.Įspecially to a digital art beginner, these tools seem useful.
It can overtax the eyes of the viewer and make the painting seem unaesthetic. However, you can also use too much contrast. It’s appealing to the eye and can really make a painting seem to jump off the page. No matter what you are painting or what medium you use – contrast is important.
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