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leah, bedrest enjoyer neocat_flag_disabled ♿️ @mae@meow.woem.cat
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i want to make a map of what train lines ive been on. ideally i want to export my data from traewelling and work with that where it's accurate. any tips regarding tooling?
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Jeder neocat_floof_googly_woozy neocat_flag_agender 🔜 eth0 @jeder@miau.jeder.pl
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@mae i know you can import gpx into umap.openstreetmap.fr but does traewelling export gpx
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Jeder neocat_floof_googly_woozy neocat_flag_agender 🔜 eth0 @jeder@miau.jeder.pl
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@mae you could also do a very long process of clicking everything out in brouter and import that into umap (long because it doesn't stick to proper tracks, because the support for rails is half done)
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leah, bedrest enjoyer neocat_flag_disabled ♿️ @mae@meow.woem.cat
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@jeder with my 35kkm in traewelling checkins alone, that would take a really long time
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Mae neocat_hug_dlr @maeow@meow.woem.cat
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@mae @jeder as said before, I’m using OSM relations which works reasonably well though does mean I really lag behind
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leah, bedrest enjoyer neocat_flag_disabled ♿️ @mae@meow.woem.cat
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@maeow @jeder can you teach me how you do that at some point?
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Mae neocat_hug_dlr @maeow@meow.woem.cat
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@mae @jeder find a fitting relation (not always possible) with the finder tool (sidebar), download the relation (I use overpass and 
[out:json];
rel(59065);

out geom;

Export it as gpx/geojson
Open in JOSM or whatever GIS tool you like, and clean the relation up (shorten it & remove platforms (short pieces)), then put them all in a folder/folder structure (I use a two-folder deep structure with type of railway (heavy/light rail, tram, …) and the network (ÖBB/ES/…), then use some script to compile all of them (I use a R GIS package - definitely worth improving) into one geojson (out.geojson), and then use @Gaelan ’s github.com/Gaelan/trainlines to put it online: maebruck.eu/trackmap
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Gaelan Steele @Gaelan@cathode.church
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@maeow @mae @jeder basically my approach, other tips:
I forget the exact overpass syntax, but you can use bounding-box filters to roughly cut a route down before editing it in another tool (maybe less necessary if you have a geojson/gpx editor less shit than the one I used)
signal.eu.org/osm has a geojson export, often the quickest way to get a specific route through complicated stations etc
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Jeder neocat_floof_googly_woozy neocat_flag_agender 🔜 eth0 @jeder@miau.jeder.pl
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@Gaelan @mae @maeow signal.eu.org/osm seems to be more working than when i used brouter to manually do stuff lol
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