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This does not work as expected when the scale factor is two-dimensional (i.e. new Matrix4().scale([1, .5]).
But, I am also wondering if this is even necessary. Doesn't the deckgl TileLayer already account for this?
I have not had time to experiment with this, but even just observing the issue of two-dimensional scales, this should at least be updated to defer to whatever the smaller scale is for calculating offset.
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@jeffpeck10x Please play around and let me know. If you could share a screenshot that would be great. I actually just made a PR recently here for handling model matrices properly that are like you're describing but I didn't notice anything off at all, and the difference in scaling was much, much worse ([2, 38]). I'll have a think.
Ok, I will see what I can find. Unfortunately, I cannot share the screenshots of data that I am noticing issues with this, but once I get a chance to play around, I can try it with something more generic.
What I have found is that it seems to be miscalculating the tiles that need to be rendered when you zoom in. I have noticed it even with [1, .99].
I am starting to wonder if it is indeed the TileLayer that is not working as expected. But, that it is working for you with an extreme scaling like [2, 38] perhaps means that I am doing something differently.
It probably won't be until mid-next week that I dig in further, but I will post here with whatever I find.
It looks like zoomOffset is coming from the scale of the incoming modelMatrix.
viv/packages/layers/src/multiscale-image-layer/multiscale-image-layer.js
Line 144 in 26e67bf
This does not work as expected when the scale factor is two-dimensional (i.e.
new Matrix4().scale([1, .5])
.But, I am also wondering if this is even necessary. Doesn't the deckgl
TileLayer
already account for this?I have not had time to experiment with this, but even just observing the issue of two-dimensional scales, this should at least be updated to defer to whatever the smaller scale is for calculating offset.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: