Closed jleedev closed 2 years ago
This is also fixed by adding 'circle-pitch-alignment': 'map'
.
I can confirm the same behavior on my device (Lenovo Chromebook Duet tablet, Mediatek Helio P60 chip, with Arm Mali-G72 MP3 GPU) and maplibre version 2.1.9,
I'm working around using the same circle-pitch-alignment
method @jleedev mentioned.
Well, my machine updated to Chrome 101, and the first link in the docs works now (as do OSMCha and Mapillary, which all had the same issue). Going to assume there was some driver fix; at any rate this is no longer an issue for me and I can't debug it further.
Current version details:
Google Chrome | 101.0.4951.72 (Official Build) (32-bit) |
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Revision | 28feeaf02ad3b067d69d3d6468545339fda35eb7-refs/branch-heads/4951@{#1274} |
Platform | 14588.123.0 (Official Build) stable-channel jacuzzi |
Firmware Version | Google_Juniper.12573.244.0 |
@jleedev I still(?) have this issue. I can reproduce it in the hosted maputnik version on a regular Linux machine with Radeon GPU. Workaround with property dependency works, 'circle-pitch-alignment': 'map' does not.
Should I open a new issue?
Circle layers are having trouble rendering on my device (specifically Acer Chromebook Spin 311 with MediaTek CPU and Mali-G72 GPU). I can reproduce on the built-in Chrome browser as well as Firefox for Android. (Firefox in Crostini uses a software renderer and is unaffected.)
This example from the docs renders the polygon only, not the circles: https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-js-docs/example/multiple-geometries/
The same example with Mapbox works properly: https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/multiple-geometries/
It works in Mapbox GL JS 2.0.0, but was broken in 1.13.2.
The culprit seems to be related to the
circle-radius
property. This is broken:but making it depend on some property works:
I have further examples at https://twister.43foldrs.com/maplibregl-circles/