On Windows 10 using Java 9 with DPI scaling different from 100%, the placement of geometric shapes is broken. As expected on the Java 9 platform, the application window, text and UI will scale along with Windows scaling. However, the Google Maps view gets broken.
Also, zooming in and out has the points moving about. My code is nearly exactly the same described in the wiki and examples.
GAlexMES
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6 years ago
On Windows 10 using Java 9 with DPI scaling different from 100%, the placement of geometric shapes is broken. As expected on the Java 9 platform, the application window, text and UI will scale along with Windows scaling. However, the Google Maps view gets broken.
Also, zooming in and out has the points moving about. My code is nearly exactly the same described in the wiki and examples.
Could this be a WebView problem ?