Visual artifacts in tile rendering

[Artemis256]

Firstly, the rendering of individual tiles appears to distort them such that they are slightly too big, this causes tiles whose edges otherwise perfectly align to be overlapped by tiles below/to the side of them:

Zoomed in:

Note that the top-left and bottom-left are not vertically aligned. Additionally there are supposed to be two pixels on the extreme left/extreme right edges of the hexagon, however the distortion causes an overlap to the extent that it appears to be only half a pixel on the edges. This is also present in the FantasyHex tileset, it's just harder to notice because of the low-resolution of FH. It would be a much larger issue for higher-resolution tilesets (and as I mention below, higher-resolution devices); in fact Ravignir's 5Hex tileset does experience this issue (it might be hard to notice but zoom in and you'll see it).

Pixel-wise, the mono-color tiles I used to test this were perfectly aligned, as seen when I try to render the same tiles in Tiled:

I initially thought this might be fixable by reducing the size of the rendered tile, however, there is another issue. When the map is rendered on a device with sufficiently high resolution and/or rendered with the highest resolution in the Settings (1500x1000), then when the map is zoomed out, there is a black border (gap?) around the tiles (which, as previously mentioned, should perfectly align):

Zoomed in:

These gaps become larger if the size of the rendered tiles are decreased (e.g. by reducing imageScale in TileGroup.kt)

So the tiles appear distorted to be too large when zoomed-in, but distorted to be too small when zoomed out.

(all of this was done on a vanilla copy of Unciv 3.10.10, with some of the images in FantasyHex replaced)

[yairm210]

Closing as "wontfix", no one else seems to consider this to be a problem.