I recently updated my tilesets for a project in Mapbox, but with the new ones, at certain zooms, parts of the lines simply disappear completely, both on the tileset preview and on the style itself. It even happens when I re-uploaded my old tilesets which worked perfectly before...
They are all geojson data, here is a example if you can access it : clemapbox.7m7v5xg0 .
This is really annoying and I don't know what to do about, even changing to old data I used didn't work, I still have missing parts of lines...
(And also I can simply not upload some geojson files that are directly from overpass, I don't know why).
Hope someone can help
Thanks !
EDIT : screenshots
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I have copied the mapbox example from here;
https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/cluster-html/
When I run it from my server though the map loads, but clustering doesn't seem to work.
If I zoom in, I see the individual records, but no zoomed out clustering. If you zoom in enough around Spain you will see the records.
http://75.9.250.45:8011/mrcjava/servlet/SQL_CT_01.I00090s
I have simply copied and pasted the code from the example into my own html, so I'm unsure why it would behave differently than the example does
This was due to freemarker causing errors with some of the code. Wrapping these as per the below solved it
${r'${w}'} instead of ${w}.
I am trying to follow the tutorial for a dungeon RPG, which involves creating a tileset.
As part of this (bookmark to exact time in video (edit: thanks, corrected)) in the video it's possible to move around tiles into separate folders. I am trying to re-create this on Unity 2022.2.0.a14.2406, and I don't seem to be able to do this: Whenever I move around tiles (from a tileset) to other folders in my assets, I end up moving the whole tileset (see image below, with the left-arrow linking to the tileset). This of course prevents me from splitting up tiles, e.g. into categories like players/walls/etc.
How would you do this? I also tried using tags, but they seem to have the same issue - they get applied to all tiles in a tileset.
Edit: Example with multiple tiles (showing the first few) extracted via 'sprite editor => slice/automatic'. It's 256 tiles, so to use them it'd important to have some way to group these tiles.
I bumped into a similar situation, and solved it rather naively by firing up Paint.NET to edit the gigantic sprite sheets I had found online into smaller similar ones for the different types of terrains, and making a distinct PNG for each character and game object.
Good naming is critical: use a short but descriptive name for each PNG, so it imports and breaks down into say Torch_0, Torch_1, etc. and Castle1_0, Castle1_1, BlueBlobBaddy_0, etc.; have all the sprites needed for a given terrain type in the same import file, import them into dedicated folders/subfolders, then splice them into tiles.
It's honestly quite a lot of work, but it's well worth it in the end.
I'm hoping this post will honor the age-old rule "if you want to learn how to do something, post the wrong way to go about it online" and will prompt a better, not-so-naive approach to this problem which I presume everyone working with 2D tilesets in Unity has encountered.
I had a previously working copy texture call that has suddenly stopped working properly (for reference I am using a slightly modified version of Spine2Ds "Sprite Attacher" that copies textures to the spine). There were no code or texture format changes it just seemed to stop working one day and even the examples from Spine stopped working (I am using the latest version of Spine).
This was the code that used to work:
Graphics.CopyTexture(source, 0, 0, (int)sourceRect.x, (int)sourceRect.y, (int)sourceRect.width, (int)sourceRect.height, destination, 0, 0, 0, 0);
Here are watch values for the above line:
The problem is it now renders copied textures as either a grey box, or, sometimes 1/4 (always the bottom left) is rendered and the other 3 quarters are rendered as grey.
For reference here is my code trying to run the copy texture code and heres how it appears
As you can see the bottom left is rendering but the other 3 quarters are missing. For reference I am using Spine2D and even using their example scenes whenever it does a copytexture call, those textures also appear as grey.
I am a novice when it comes to GPU related bugs but if you have any suggestions on how I can debug this I am all ears. I tried changing the texture formats (both original and destination) but it didn't work out well. I can't easily go back in my git history either because there are incompatible frameworks with the unity versions so I need to solve this as it is now but I can safely say there were no local code changes that caused this isssue.
Any and all suggestions on how to debug/fix this are welcome.
It was a spine bug and it will be fixed
We have a web app that uses MapBox.
In the Leaflet control we're drawing polygons in a feature group, laid over a basemap.
What we're seeing is that for certain polygons, when we try to edit the polygon, when we drag points they snap right back to where they were.
Other polygons on the same map can be edited without issue.
I've attached an animated GIF that shows the behavior.
This is something that seems to be going on entirely within the Leaflat Javascript code, and I'm at a loss as to how to track it down.
I certainly don't expect anyone to be able to identify what I'm doing wrong, or what might be wrong within the Leaflet library, from as sketchy a report as this.
But I was hoping someone might be able to provide me with some guidance as to where I might start?
Specifically, if I was to try to walk through the javascript in a debugger, where should I put my breakpoints?
I've downloaded the uncompressed mapbox source, and I'm able to set breakpoints in it, but I've been unable to find which code executes on mouseup, in this situation.
I'm making cuts of an image to use in various parts of my website; The header, the footer, etc. When I copy and paste to a new layer, it leaves a "feathered" edge. even though I have this set to zero. There is a 1 pixel margin around all of the copy and pasted images, that, when assembled as a web page using CSS, leaves little lines between all of the images. I was a professional graphic designer but I've been out of the game too long (2 whole years). God help me.
I'm not 100% sure of the source of the initial assets such as the header and footer, so I'm a little confused (some links might be nice), however it is worth checking a few things just to make sure. Hit M for the marquee and check thats feather amount. L for the lasso (long shot) and check that too, also check for any layer styles.
A nice little alternative, if you are exporting out individual assets,is go to File > Scripts > Export Layers to Files. This may save you a lot of trouble in the long run.
Hopefully this may help...
Additionally how are you copying? Is it from inside Photsohop or are you placing the layers? Are you using the marquee tool?
for try, don't use crop tool.. use select tool instead. select tool provides pixel level accuracy.
In addition to feather, try turning off anti-aliasing in your selections. After you make a selection, in the select options toolbar uncheck 'Anti-alias'.
If this is set photoshop will try to average the edges of the selection with the surrounding pixels to make it 'blend' better. This is worse than useless if you're trying to make accurate, pixel-level selections.
In Photoshop CC, after selecting with the marquee tool, right click to access the Feather option. Enter 0.1 and then copy and paste. That should take care of it.
I just encountered this problem. I'd cut and pasted and then dragged into a new image which created a new layer with the paste on. I then realised that the feathering was wrong. I changed the settings but forgot to change the active layer back to the background layer, so I was cutting and pasting the feathered cut I did originally. Facepalm.