Open nnhubbard opened 1 year ago
@louwers can this be looked into at some point?
@roblabs Have you ever had this issue?
Is this really an issue with maplibre? it seems normal to me when you trim a mbtiles file to certain bounds. Some software seems like they show the full tile that contain your bounds, as you lower the zoom the tiles get bigger so it shows more as you zoom out.
Take for example this swiss terrain rgb I made recently. When you are zoomed out the is tile covers a much bigger area, but as you zoom in that area gets smaller because the tiles get smaller https://tiles.wifidb.net/data/swissalti3d_terrarium_0-17/#1/41/8
I have also seen like you are describing with vector tiles. For example, in tileserver we use this demo file https://github.com/maptiler/tileserver-gl/releases/download/v1.3.0/zurich_switzerland.mbtiles which seems to be trimmed similarly to yours above. as you zoom in the area covered is less, because less tiles are needed to show the bound area.
You can also see what I am talking about in this OMT demo that I had created with planetiler. https://demotiles.maplibre.org/tiles-omt/#14/47.26475/11.40416 . When I made the demo omt tiles there I bound them to the area around innsbruck, but you can see as you zoom out the tiles get bigger and more area is covered.
This didn't used to happen
Do you know which version still had the 'expected behavior'?
Describe the bug When using an offline .mbtiles file in iOS, zooming out to world view and then zooming into areas that are not within the mbtiles bounds, some tiles are not shown. The tiles will flash but not load.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior Entire world should be shown in low resolution, even when zooming in. Tiles in those locations should not disappear.
Actual behavior Tiles dissapear or flash in locations outside of the mbtiles target area. This didn't used to happen.
Screenshots What is happening:
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Additional context This issue was fixed in the MapTiler fork, but that is private so I am not sure I can share the code here.