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Zooming too far out causes failure #5

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ghost opened this issue Mar 11, 2014 · 7 comments
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Zooming too far out causes failure #5

ghost opened this issue Mar 11, 2014 · 7 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Mar 11, 2014

As title, zooming the map out to the point where the upper or lower edge of the "world" is visible causes the animation to fail.

Confirmed in Chrome 27.0.1453.94 m and Firefox 27.0

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@chelm
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chelm commented Mar 11, 2014

Ahh yes let me see whats going on with this

@ghost
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ghost commented Mar 12, 2014

Further investigation shows it's not when the top or bottom edge is visible, it's when the visible map is wider than 360 degrees (zoom level 2 in my browser). I guess it fails because of trying to wrap over a grid wider than 360 degrees.

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chelm commented Mar 13, 2014

oh! I think I can fix this pretty fast.

@ilblog
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ilblog commented Sep 18, 2014

Well I had this bug too. It is caused by wrongly sequenced parameters in start method

@FaizanHaq
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Hi, any update regarding this issue?

@xingwujie
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when i change the extent of the map, this issue will occur。and the map.geographicExtent changes everyday。

@EddoH
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EddoH commented Nov 6, 2019

Anyone have some pointers on fixing this issue? I'm trying to use the viz with my own view, but somehow when width/height/ and extent parameters passed to the start() method are not 100% accurate I get this issue. Not sure where to look for the problem though.

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