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deck.gl: After a certain zoom level, nodes get too big #974

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tahini opened this issue Jun 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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deck.gl: After a certain zoom level, nodes get too big #974

tahini opened this issue Jun 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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tahini commented Jun 7, 2024

The nodes should have a maximum size

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tahini added a commit to tahini/transition that referenced this issue Jun 7, 2024
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
tahini added a commit to tahini/transition that referenced this issue Jun 7, 2024
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
tahini added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 7, 2024
fixes #974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
kaligrafy pushed a commit to kaligrafy/transition that referenced this issue Aug 7, 2024
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
kaligrafy pushed a commit to kaligrafy/transition that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2024
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
kaligrafy pushed a commit to kaligrafy/transition that referenced this issue Dec 18, 2024
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
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tahini commented Jan 31, 2025

This is fixed in latest deck.gl development branch

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tahini added a commit to tahini/transition that referenced this issue Jan 31, 2025
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
tahini added a commit to tahini/transition that referenced this issue Jan 31, 2025
fixes chairemobilite#974

The `maxRadiusPixels` and `minRadiusPixels` can be set in the layer
description to prevent the points from getting too big/small when
zooming in/out. If the property is a number, the lineWidth min/max
pixels are also set to 1/3 of the corresponding radius.
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