Changes between Version 60 and Version 61 of Introduction

Timestamp:

2014-12-22T17:46:17+01:00 (11 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

Comment:

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Introduction

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 The first step of actual editing is to add a node or way to the OSM data. You can add standalone nodes or you can add nodes to ways, especially where there is a junction between two ways or a significant change in direction of the way. 
 
-To add a node, highlight the "Node" button, either by clicking the 2nd button in the left menu bar, or by hitting the "A" key on the keyboard (the 2nd button should then be highlighted). Then, move the mouse cursor over where you want the node, over a way or over your GPS track (if you uploaded one) and left click wherever you want a node. A white dot (a selected node) should appear and a rubber-line span from that dot to the mouse cursor. If you create subsequent nodes, the earlier nodes will be shown as yellow dots.
+To add a node, highlight the "Node" button, either by clicking the 2nd button in the left menu bar [[Image(source:trunk/images/mapmode/node/autonode.png,20,middle)]]
+, or by hitting the "A" key on the keyboard (the 2nd button should then be highlighted). Then, move the mouse cursor over where you want the node, over a way or over your GPS track (if you uploaded one) and left click wherever you want a node. A white dot (a selected node) should appear and a rubber-line span from that dot to the mouse cursor. If you create subsequent nodes, the earlier nodes will be shown as yellow dots.
 
 A series of joined nodes forms a way.