Support float zoomlevel
See original GitHub issueHello
I wonder whether there is any plan to add float zoomlevel
support?
Sometimes when use two fingers to zoom in/out the map, zoomlevel
only change from an int
to another int
, it seems like the the map is trembling.
I read the source code and I found that the variable which represent zoomlevel
is int
.
And thanks for your great work on osmdroid.
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You could probably use floats and just round to the nearest int for osm sources. Other tile sources use floating zoom levels. As a general comment the lack of floating point in osmdroid is very frustrating if you need to represent anything with cm accuracy.
for what it’s worth, it looks like NASA has been doing some more work on WorldWind for Android. Worth checking out
On Sun, Apr 10, 2016 at 11:51 AM, Aoyang Liao notifications@github.com wrote: