Open malwoodsantoro opened 4 years ago
Thanks! I'll take a look.
I can reproduce the rendering glitch at certain zoom levels (zoom 2.98 here):
I think this is a triangulation or rendering bug in Mapbox GL, not a bug in Tippecanoe. As you can see in the screenshot, the missing row of pixels does not have an outline like the coastline does, indicating that it is part of the interior of the polygon, which is the renderer's responsibility to fill, not part of the edge, which is the tile encoder's responsibility to provide.
I think this is a triangulation or rendering bug in Mapbox GL, not a bug in Tippecanoe. ...
@ericfischer @malwoodsantoro What is the status of this issue ?
Data: greenland.geojson.zip
Adding raw GeoJSON to the map (no rendering issues):![greenland-geojson](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19801577/74767184-3db45d00-523b-11ea-8a3b-34cbc5b2b184.gif)
Running data through Tippecanoe with --detect-shared-borders. Notice white line in the 2/1/1 tile:![greenland-detect-shared-borders](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19801577/74768289-2aa28c80-523d-11ea-833e-09d5f11c68a3.gif)
tippecanoe --output=greenland.mbtiles --minimum-zoom=0 --maximum-zoom=5 --buffer=2 --low-detail=10 --full-detail=10 --drop-smallest-as-needed --no-feature-limit --detect-shared-borders greenland.geojson
Running data through Tippecanoe without --detect-shared-borders. No white line in the 2/1/1 tile:
tippecanoe --output=greenland.mbtiles --minimum-zoom=0 --maximum-zoom=5 --buffer=2 --low-detail=10 --full-detail=10 --drop-smallest-as-needed --no-feature-limit greenland.geojson