Geoff_T
When looking at that VW logo, and the road sign at 180%, it is about 275% (not taking into account the "white space" around it).
It actually doesn't matter how many "steps" the slider has (transpararency 0-100% in 100 steps) or size overlay in x steps.
I will add 200%, 225%, 250%, 275%, 300%.
I don't know when, or even "if". I only had 21 downloads on V2.0. I first want to look now at downloads for V2.1 (and don't go downloading it now a 100 times π ).
If the downloads are satisfactorily, I also think about changing the overlay a bit.
Google Maps does it a bit different:
- When driving "legally", Gmaps only shows the speed limit (in the bottom left, but mine will still be freely movable anywhere).
- When overspeeding up to 5mph or 10 kmh (Google's decision), it will also display in red the overspeeding mph/kmh
- When overspeeding more than 5mph or 10kmh. it will make the background of the overlay red.
They call it the "speedalert minor" and "speedalert major".
(But it also means that GMaps determines this for you. You can't set yourself an overspeed limit in kmh/mph or percentage).
But it might be an option to use the same methodology based on the users overspeed setting, and output the beep when exceeding that limit.
Edit: I also found Yesterday that the use of the element "road" is still in OSM, possibly with speed tags.. It is already for many years deprecated, but it seems that in Germany and Eastern Europe there are still a lot of "highway"s tagged as road. In the April version of the databases I will take this into account (but not helpful for other countries).