Shoutout to @mapterhorn for those nice terrain tiles. Hill shading looks really nice in the #MOTIS UI!

I hope, we'll have this soon on @transitous 😎

@felixguendling @mapterhorn @transitous What would be needed to adopt this in Transitous?

@Jbb @mapterhorn @transitous

- for https://test.motis-project.org pmtiles hosted by Cloudflare
- any objections regarding privacy? Cloudflare doesn't get/set cookies for those requests but will see user IPs/Referer/User-Agent/etc if the layer is enabled (off by default).
- we could potentially self-host the planet pmtiles file which goes up to zoom level 12 (656.90 GiB)
- the complete dump is 9.8 TiB which is more disk than we have available on Transitous servers atm
- PR https://github.com/motis-project/motis/pull/1359

MOTIS

@felixguendling @mapterhorn @transitous Hmm cloudflare indeed wouldn't be great there. Tiles requests in particular are very revealing about which route is being looked at.
Maybe we can use a caching proxy between cloudflare and the user?

@Jbb @mapterhorn @transitous that could be one option. But since it’s off by default (also for bandwidth reasons) I wouldn’t be too concerned to release it without the reverse proxy. But also setting up a proxy shouldn’t be hard.

The PR is merged now in MOTIS but we can update the URL to the proxied one once its set up.

@felixguendling @mapterhorn @transitous Ah right if it's optional I think it's totally fine.
@Jbb @mapterhorn @transitous the proxied option would have advantages in case Cloudflare would stop hosting Mapterhorn. Pointing our own URL to something new (self-hosted maybe) would be easy. But since MOTIS works without hillshading, maybe we don’t need this emergency plan for now :)