Closed justinian closed 5 months ago
Hello and thanks for the report!
I saw this issue before and I believe (non totally sure) that it depends on map size and happens when the browser struggles with the complexity. In this case I would recommend to try the smaller size.
I would like to check on your file, but it's not available for me as it's a link to your system (local link)
Ah, apologies, I thought the drag-drop interface uploaded them to GH. Here is the map file and here is a zip of generated tiles.
Both link don't work for me... You can add ZIP right here, to the GitHub message
Strange. I had added the zipped map file to the original bug, let me try again. afmg_ghosting_tiles_map.zip
Huh. Looks like the same issue - it uploads but the link it generates 404s.
Does this dropbox link work for you? https://www.dropbox.com/t/PUbQ5mvcLflKwZbT
Yes, the last one work fine. I believe it's a matter of size, it looks the smaller size is more or less fine. Also all these effects/filters make it harder to render.
Should be fixed now
Thank you!
When exporting my map as tiles, each tile has the previous tiles overlaid as successively transparent images. Tile 0 has the schema image imposed over it, and tile 1 has the schema very faintly imposed over it. Other tiles have the landmass and details of at least the previous tile visible on them.
I am unable to reproduce this on new maps, but it happens 100% of the time on the attached map. This map was created as a submap from a generated map, however creating submaps from other new maps also does not create the behavior.
Steps to reproduce
Export
, thenTiles
, then on the popup clickDownload
Expected behavior
Tiles look like the map in the map generator, with no transparent overlay of other tiles.
.map file
Zoayage 2024-03-12-13-43.zip
Screenshots
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