Locations turned off in filters still override those that are turned on, when mousing

[rayanth]

Summary

If you have some location types turned off in filters, and others turned on, then it is possible for the disabled location type to still grab the attention of the mouse when hovering over a spot that has both the disabled one and enabled one.

Game Version

Version: LOGistICAL Earth, 854i

Reproduction Steps

• In the filters list, disable everything but Ports.
• Move the map to the island of Sint Maarten
• set the zoom level to 17km or 8km, so that the 'clusters' go away.
• attempt to mouse over Sint Maarten's northern dock, circled:
• Observe that Sint Maarten's Airport grabs the mouse's attention.

Expected Behaviour (optional)

Mousing over an area with only certain filters enabled, should only allow the enabled filter locations to be visible even when mousing over them. This can be distracting and even annoying when trying, for example, to select ports and look for completeable ones, when airports grab the attention despite being turned off. It forces the user to zoom way in, often extremely close, to separate the icons enough to be able to click the desired one.

Note: Airports/airfields are the biggest culprit for grabbing attention when turned off, be they over ports, towns, businesses, anything else. This implies they have some sort of z-ordering that puts them on top. That z-ordering should at the very least be changed to the bottom when their filter is off, or they should be turned off entirely when the filter is off.

Or maybe also allow the user to change the z-ordering themselves. You know me, I like player-accessible options :)

[rayanth]

Of particular note: because the zoom level was set to where clusters go away, you can't just cycle through the cluster to get to the port either.

[rayanth]

Persists in 863c