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I'm attempting to use OSM data in QGIS 2.8.2. I've imported my data into SpatiaLite layers using the following steps:
You'll notice that I put the primary highway on its own layer by selecting polylines with attributes I wanted. The light-blue lines beneath the primary highway are every single polyline. Notice that there is no polyline connecting the disjoint highway segments.
I'm assuming that when I chose "Vector -> OpenStreetMap -> Export Topology to SpatiaLite...", all polylines are exported no matter which attributes I check. Is that right? If not, is this a symptom of me not selecting "tunnels", for instance?
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I'm attempting to use OSM data in QGIS 2.8.2. I've imported my data into SpatiaLite layers using the following steps:
- Vector -> OpenStreetMap -> Download Data...
- Vector -> OpenStreetMap -> Import Topology from XML...
- Vector -> OpenStreetMap -> Export Topology to SpatiaLite...
You'll notice that I put the primary highway on its own layer by selecting polylines with attributes I wanted. The light-blue lines beneath the primary highway are every single polyline. Notice that there is no polyline connecting the disjoint highway segments.
I'm assuming that when I chose "Vector -> OpenStreetMap -> Export Topology to SpatiaLite...", all polylines are exported no matter which attributes I check. Is that right? If not, is this a symptom of me not selecting "tunnels", for instance?

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