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The '''<code>name</code>''' key carries a feature's own name — the label the map draws for it. Almost everything named | The '''<code>name</code>''' key carries a feature's own name — the label the map draws for it. Almost everything named takes a <code>name=*</code>: settlements, rivers, roads, regions, and notable buildings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:12, 28 July 2026
The name key carries a feature's own name — the label the map draws for it. Almost everything named takes a name=*: settlements, rivers, roads, regions, and notable buildings.
How to tag
Put the feature's primary local name in name=*. Additional names in other languages go in name:<lang>=* using Yezur's language codes (for example name:yas-ai for Airananwe). Where a name=* is written in the conscript, add a name:en as well: the vector and Bright surfaces label from the English name, so a feature without one renders unlabelled there.