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reduce chance that quest marker disappears as user zooms in #1462
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this is a bit weird/surprising/confusing behavior and in general is undesirable and has no benefit it wss especially weird in cases where marker of currently solved quest was not visible and blocked by other nearby quest of the same type note that zooming in still may cause quest to disappear in following cases - low importance quest is displayed because nearby important blocked medium importance quest. On zooming in medium medium importance quest may become unlocked and block formerly visible low importance quest - quests have the same iD after % operation
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That is a pretty good idea. I can find nothing wrong with your implementation, only small code-style-things.
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Co-Authored-By: Tobias Zwick <newton@westnordost.de>
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this is a bit weird/surprising/confusing behavior and in general
is undesirable and has no benefit
it wss especially weird in cases where marker of currently solved
quest was not visible and blocked by other nearby quest of the same
type
note that zooming in still may cause quest to disappear in
following cases
blocked medium importance quest. On zooming in medium
medium importance quest may become unlocked and
block formerly visible low importance quest
In this case noone actually complained/noticed during testing except myself.
My work on this pull request and UX testing was sponsored by a NGI Zero Discovery grant