I have prepared vector tiles (prepared by mapbox/tippecanoe). These tiles cover shapes in some city (about 500 thousands of features) and VectorGrid.protobuf() render them fast and correctly on my map.
But, when I move the viewport to the border of the city:
At some moment VectorGrid tries to load a non-existent tile (for example, to the right of the border of the city).
readFields() get empty object as result argument.
Then we call this$1.skip(val); In this case val equal to 60.
skip(60) => throw new Error('Unimplemented type: ' + type); } Type is equal 4 in the case.
But why we need any thrown error in this case? It's normal situation: tile don't exists, just do nothing.
What am I doing wrong, how can I avoid this situation?
Thank you.
ekut
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6 years ago
I have prepared vector tiles (prepared by mapbox/tippecanoe). These tiles cover shapes in some city (about 500 thousands of features) and
VectorGrid.protobuf()render them fast and correctly on my map.But, when I move the viewport to the border of the city:
readFields()get empty object asresultargument.this$1.skip(val);In this casevalequal to 60.skip(60)=>throw new Error('Unimplemented type: ' + type); }Type is equal 4 in the case.But why we need any thrown error in this case? It's normal situation: tile don't exists, just do nothing. What am I doing wrong, how can I avoid this situation? Thank you.