Hello. Thanks for mapping.
You clustered groups of buildings as 1 single building. Each building needs to be mapped individually.
Best regards

Hello. Thanks for mapping.
A remark,
You mapped a number of buildings, including their big shadow. Never include the shadow of a building.

Hi-rise or tall buildings (even with a few stories) needs a different way of drawing them than low buildings.

Please check this footage on how to map these buildings

https://youtu.be/u31wPYWkm3E?si=lDbvDutpUyZWQXXL

A more extended explanation with samples can be seen here

osm.wiki/Roof_modelling#Drawing_at_the_roof

Additional find here a link to how to map complex situations
@Koreller/diary/404988#comment61337

Best regards

Best regards

Hello. Thanks for mapping.
Please pay more attention to squaring of rectangular buildings.
Don't you use the building plugin?
With this tool, you can draw by default exact rectangular buildings. (If needed, you can adjust those buildings by moving nodes.)
Best regards
Best regards and keep mapping

Thank you for contributing to this project. Please remember to align the buildings by pressing the letter Q or right-clicking with the mouse.

The images may distort the buildings, but 99 per cent of them have 90-degree angles and are symmetrical and orthogonal. Satellite images are oblique, NOT vertical.

Please enable the ‘ISSUES’ option in the right-hand panel of your editor so that any errors, if there are any, are displayed.

We suggest adding multiple buildings per changeset and NOT naming the buildings unless they have a real name.

Take care not to allow buildings to overlap with each other or with other elements already mapped, such as roads. If an overlap occurs and a warning appears on the warning icon (triangle) in the iD editor, do not select the option “mark this as top/bottom”; instead, choose “ignore this issue” and move the building you are mapping to ensure it does not overlap with the other object.

Buildings must not share nodes with each other or with other features. If this happens accidentally, you can use the ‘Disconnect’ option (the ‘D’ key) in the iD editor to separate the nodes (shared nodes appear grey instead of white). To prevent this from happening, hold down the ALT key whilst placing a node near another building; this will stop the nodes from automatically joining together.

Best regards, and keep mapping.

Hello. Thanks for mapping.
Please do not cluster groups of buildings. Default tagging of buildings is building=yes.
Best regards

Gracias por Colaborar con este proyecto. Por favor recordar Escuadrar las edificaciones apretando la letra Q o en el Mouse click derecho.

Las imágenes pueden distorsionar las edificaciones pero el 99% de ellas tienen ángulos a 90 grados y son simétricas y ortogonales. Las imágenes satélites son angulares NO verticales.

Por favor activa la opción ISSUES en el panel derecho de tu editor, para q te aparezcan tus errores, si los hubiera

Te sugerimos poner multiples edificaciones por cada conjunto de cambios (Changeset) y NO poner Nombres a las construcciones a no ser que tengan un Nombre real.

Ten cuidado de no permitir que los edificios se superpongan entre sí o con otros elementos ya mapeados, como las carreteras. Si se produce una superposición y aparece un aviso en el icono de advertencia (triángulo) del editor iD, no selecciones la opción ““marcar esto como superior/inferior””; en su lugar, elige ““ignorar este problema”” y desplaza el edificio que estás mapeando para asegurarte de que no se superponga con el otro objeto.

Los edificios no deben compartir nodos entre sí ni con otros elementos. Si esto ocurre accidentalmente, puedes utilizar la opción de desconectar (tecla ““D””) en el editor iD para separar los nodos (los nodos compartidos aparecen de color gris en lugar de blanco). Para evitar que esto suceda, mantén presionada la tecla ALT mientras colocas un nodo cerca de otro edificio; esto impedirá que los nodos se unan automáticamente.

Saludos cordiales y sigue mapeando.

Grazie per aver collaborato a questo progetto. Ricordati di allineare gli edifici premendo il tasto Q o cliccando con il tasto destro del mouse.

Le immagini potrebbero distorcere gli edifici, ma il 99% di essi presenta angoli di 90 gradi ed è simmetrico e ortogonale. Le immagini satellitari sono angolari, NON verticali.

Attiva l’opzione ISSUES nel pannello di destra del tuo editor, in modo che ti vengano segnalati eventuali errori.

Ti suggeriamo di inserire più edifici per ogni insieme di modifiche (Changeset) e di NON assegnare nomi alle costruzioni a meno che non abbiano un nome reale.

Fai attenzione a non far sì che gli edifici si sovrappongano tra loro o ad altri elementi già mappati, come le strade. Se si verifica una sovrapposizione e compare un avviso sull’icona di avvertimento (triangolo) dell’editor iD, non selezionare l’opzione ““contrassegna questo come superiore/inferiore””; scegli invece ““ignora questo problema”” e sposta l’edificio che stai mappando per assicurarti che non si sovrapponga all’altro oggetto.

Gli edifici non devono condividere nodi tra loro né con altri elementi. Se ciò dovesse accadere accidentalmente, puoi utilizzare l’opzione di disconnessione (tasto ““D””) nell’editor iD per separare i nodi (i nodi condivisi appaiono di colore grigio anziché bianco). Per evitare che ciò accada, tieni premuto il tasto ALT mentre posizioni un nodo vicino a un altro edificio; questo impedirà ai nodi di unirsi automaticamente.

Cordiali saluti e continua a mappare.

Hi.
Another issue:
Please do not cluster buildings and tag it as 1 building.
Each building needs to be mapped as an individual building.
Rectangular buildings squared with the Q key while still selected.
Best regards and keep mapping

Hi-rise or tall buildings (even with a few stories) needs a different way of drawing them than low buildings.

Please check this footage on how to map these buildings

https://youtu.be/u31wPYWkm3E?si=lDbvDutpUyZWQXXL

A more extended explanation with samples can be seen here

osm.wiki/Roof_modelling#Drawing_at_the_roof

Additional find here a link to how to map complex situations
@Koreller/diary/404988#comment61337

Best regards

Hello. Thanks for mapping.
Welcome to the mapping world.
This task is rather difficult for a beginner mapper. Please select an easier one next time .
Some issues here.
Please do not cluster buildings and tag it as 1 building.
Each building need to be mapped as an individual building.
Rectangular buildings squared with the Q key while still selected.
Square each rectangular building with the Q key while still selected.
Be careful to not let buildings overlap each other to other mapped features like roads. If an overlap occurs, and you see this a message in issue triangle of the iDeditor, do not select "tag this as higher/lower. Instead, select 'ignore this issues'and move the building you are mapping to ensure it does not overlap with the other mapped object.

Buildings shouldn't share nodes with each other or other features. When it happens accidentally, you can use the disconnect option ("D") in the iD editor to 'unglue' the nodes from each other (nodes that are shared are gray instead of white). To avoid it happening, hold the ALT key down

Hi-rise or tall buildings (even with a few stories) needs a different way of drawing them than low buildings.

Please check this footage on how to map these buildings

https://youtu.be/u31wPYWkm3E?si=lDbvDutpUyZWQXXL

A more extended explanation with samples can be seen here

osm.wiki/Roof_modelling#Drawing_at_the_roof

Additional find here a link to how to map complex situations
@Koreller/diary/404988#comment61337

Best regards and keep mappings

Hello. Thanks for mapping.
Please do not cluster buildings and tag it as 1 building.
Each building need to be mapped as an individual building.
Rectangular buildings squared with the Q key while still selected.
Best regards and keep mapping

Hello. Thanks for mapping. A new mapper. Welcome.
About your mappings.
Rectangular buildings need to be squared. You can do this by selecting the building and press the Q key,
Best regards

Hello. Thanks for mapping. A new mapper. Welcome.
About your mappings.
Rectangular buildings need to be squared. You can do this by selecting the building and press the Q key,
Best regards

Hello. Thanks for mapping
Hi-rise or tall buildings (even with a few stories) needs a different way of drawing them than low buildings.

Please check this footage on how to map these buildings

https://youtu.be/u31wPYWkm3E?si=lDbvDutpUyZWQXXL

A more extended explanation with samples can be seen here

osm.wiki/Roof_modelling#Drawing_at_the_roof

Additional find here a link to how to map complex situations
@Koreller/diary/404988#comment61337

Best regards

Thanks for mapping.
Please do not cluster groups of buildings and tag them as 1 buildings.
And, square each rectangular building with the Q key.
Best regards

Hello. Thanks for mapping on this project.
Be careful to not let buildings overlap each other to other mapped features like roads. If an overlap occurs, and you see this a message in issue triangle of the iDeditor, do not select "tag this as higher/lower. Instead, select 'ignore this issues'and move the building you are mapping to ensure it does not overlap with the other mapped object.

Buildings shouldn't share nodes with each other or other features. When it happens accidentally, you can use the disconnect option ("D") in the iD editor to 'unglue' the nodes from each other (nodes that are shared are gray instead of white). To avoid it happening, hold the ALT key down while you are placing a node near another building, it will prevent nodes from snapping together

Best regards and keep mapping

Hello. Thanks for mapping on this project.
Be careful to not let buildings overlap each other to other mapped features like roads. If an overlap occurs, and you see this a message in issue triangle of the iDeditor, do not select "tag this as higher/lower. Instead, select 'ignore this issues'and move the building you are mapping to ensure it does not overlap with the other mapped object.

Buildings shouldn't share nodes with each other or other features. When it happens accidentally, you can use the disconnect option ("D") in the iD editor to 'unglue' the nodes from each other (nodes that are shared are gray instead of white). To avoid it happening, hold the ALT key down while you are placing a node near another building, it will prevent nodes from snapping together

Best regards and keep mapping

Hello. Thanks for mapping.
Please do not tag a building as an area=yes. Just tag it as building=yes.
Best regards and keep mapping

Hello. Thanks for mapping on this project.
Be careful to not let buildings overlap each other to other mapped features like roads. If an overlap occurs, and you see this a message in issue triangle of the iDeditor, do not select "tag this as higher/lower. Instead, select 'ignore this issues'and move the building you are mapping to ensure it does not overlap with the other mapped object.

Buildings shouldn't share nodes with each other or other features. When it happens accidentally, you can use the disconnect option ("D") in the iD editor to 'unglue' the nodes from each other (nodes that are shared are gray instead of white). To avoid it happening, hold the ALT key down while you are placing a node near another building, it will prevent nodes from snapping together

Best regards and keep mapping

Hello. Thanks for mapping on this project.
Be careful to not let buildings overlap each other or other mapped features like roads. If an overlap occurs and you see a message in the issue triangle of the iDeditor, do not select "tag this as higher/lower. Instead, select 'ignore this issue and move the building you are mapping to ensure it does not overlap with the other mapped object.

Buildings shouldn't share nodes with each other or other features. When it happens accidentally, you can use the disconnect option ("D") in the iD editor to 'unglue' the nodes from each other (nodes that are shared are grey instead of white). To avoid it happening, hold the ALT key down while you are placing a node near another building, it will prevent nodes from snapping together

Best regards and keep mapping