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Map is not displayed pixel-by-pixel; looks anti-aliased
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My phone is a Google Nexus 4 with 1280x768 screen resolution (318ppi). When a screen capture is displayed pixel-by-pixel, it shows an anti-aliased effect.
With problem appears with and without "Resolution of maps" enabled.
Is this a setting in Locus or is this a bug?
Thanks.
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The same problem 
I think scaled display (Settings -> Resolution of maps, Scale resolution) make this blurred effect - but without - the details on map are very tiny, right?What a mess :( Now you have a high end display hardware and no good sight.
What a pity. So we hope for a better theme...
I think scaled display (Settings -> Resolution of maps, Scale resolution) make this blurred effect - but without - the details on map are very tiny, right?What a mess :( Now you have a high end display hardware and no good sight.
What a pity. So we hope for a better theme...
The same effect happens even with "Resolution of maps" disabled, but to a lesser extent.
The same effect happens even with "Resolution of maps" disabled, but to a lesser extent.
On your screenshot i see 15|148% - you zoom(scale)
try to be on 15|100% or 16|100%
same troubles?
On your screenshot i see 15|148% - you zoom(scale)
try to be on 15|100% or 16|100%
same troubles?
Maps are rendered for zoom-levels 15, 16, ...etc If you zoom-in or zoom-out to the custom zoom-level which is somewhere in the middle between two levels then Locus simple rescales the tiles images. Numbed 148% means that displayed tiles are resized x 1.48 times. So if you want to see sharp edges you need to set zoom-level with magnifier buttons.
Maps are rendered for zoom-levels 15, 16, ...etc If you zoom-in or zoom-out to the custom zoom-level which is somewhere in the middle between two levels then Locus simple rescales the tiles images. Numbed 148% means that displayed tiles are resized x 1.48 times. So if you want to see sharp edges you need to set zoom-level with magnifier buttons.
Thanks. This was not entirely clear to me, but it is now. I was using pinch-to-zoom to enlarge the map and that was obviously affecting the quality of the map rendering.
Thanks. This was not entirely clear to me, but it is now. I was using pinch-to-zoom to enlarge the map and that was obviously affecting the quality of the map rendering.
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