Closed struppinet closed 10 years ago
check your input again ... specifically: Koliskoplatzsäule,48563475,48563475 Zechmeister,16073914,16079061
The problem isn't the algorithm or the program. The problem is that the output PNG file is a static graphic. There is no zoom to it. If there was, you would find that all of your points are in the upper left. Remove the above two points and rerun.
BTW, I also have the same issue if the points are two far apart, it condenses everything else and makes it impossible to see.
(EDIT) ... I removed the two above portals and got this as a result:
In a future version, I would like to be able to automatically detect areas that would benefit from a sub-map. That way, you could have a plan that includes all the portals and an extra map that clearly shows the main group.
How about writing to a SVG instead of a PNG? (or do both). This would give the benefit of zooming in on an SVG. (svgwrite 1.1.6 - https://pypi.python.org/pypi/svgwrite/ ) may help. A way to view the SVG would be InkScape.
Yeah it was the bad data. Sorry to bother you :( Thought it was an error. Thanks for the help anyways!
I only get a bunch of points on the same place on the map. It seems there is a problem with the coordinates. All portals except two are on the top left corner ?!?!
My output:
My input: