Realtime Update for PathLayer
See original GitHub issueHow should a path on the PathLayer
data attribute be updated and force the layer to update?
Any help would be really appreciated!
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@ibgreen
Is this still the case (Dec 2019) ? That is, if you have 1 million elements in a PathLayer, is there a way to have ultrafast performance when changing the position of a single element ? Thanks in advance. ps: if not, I guess you have to get the element out of the global Pathlayer into it’s own PathLayer and update it there ?
I see, thanks for explaining.