Open Yakoobb opened 6 months ago
yuriiurshuliak
commented
6 months ago The bug has been reproduced. Try to find these coordinates 36.80679047083185, 2.939194837275019 using Version 2 rendering. Also note that on Version 1 of the render, this point is displayed correctly.
OsmAnd~ 4.7.0#1748m, released: 2024-03-05
xmd5a2
commented
5 months ago This is a bug in OpenGL.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/36.809418/2.941566
Zoom 17:
Basemap coastline is ok:
Andrewschenko
commented
5 months ago The problem is that in this case the data cannot be read from large tiles - only from the base map, which is too rough at this point and shows it as land, not as sea. Looks like it's easier to be fixed in the basemap.
dmpr0
commented
5 months ago | 14 | 13 |
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xmd5a2
commented
5 months ago Black line is coastline.osm used in basemap generation. Blue line is simplified coastline obtained from World_basemap_mini.obf from zoom 9
./inspector.sh -vmapobjects -osm -vmap -zoom=9 /home/xmd5a/osmand/World_basemap_mini_2.obf > /home/xmd5a/osmand/World_basemap_mini_2.osm)
Exactly blue line is visible in app. So there is no direct way to fix this by editing coastline.osm.
Description
When viewing the shores of Ain El Benian region in Algiers, a triangle-shaped virtual island appears in the map display. However, upon zooming in, the island disappears.
Steps to reproduce
Actual result
A triangle-shaped virtual island appears near the shores of Ain El Benian region, Algiers, but disappears upon zooming in.
Expected result
The map should display accurate geographical features without any virtual anomalies, regardless of the zoom level.
Your Environment (required)
Operating System: [Android 12, 13] Osmand App Version: [Osmand / Osmand+ 4.6.13] Device Model: [Samsung Galaxy F13, Redmi Note 10 Pro] Connection Type: [Wi-Fi, Mobile Data]