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Change BLUR behavior while panning

#1

Hello,

I have this strange and annoying super blur behavior while panning the map. I’m panning to parts of the map where I have been before, and those tiles are also cached. I can’t remember seeing this before, not to this extent.

I have included an MP4 for your reference. https://we.tl/t-Qi8hnaBSea

Kind regards, Guido van den Boom

#2

Hi Guido,

Which version are you using? I’m pretty sure this issue has been fixed in the latest version.

Thanks,
Ben

#3

I’m on version 14.4.0-beta024. In my list the latest version.

#4

I’m not very sure it behaved like this, can you

  1. upgrade to the latest beta025

  2. Add the following code:

    ThinkGeoDebugger.LogType = ThinkGeoLogType.Interaction;
    ThinkGeoDebugger.LogLevel = ThinkGeoLogLevel.Message;

and let me know the logs in the output window when panning the map, I’m interested in the line including TileOverlay.TransformCore, something like following:

ThinkGeo Message - 14:26:43.5335211: TileOverlay.TransformCore: ExtentChangedType:Pan

Thanks,
Ben

#5

Hi Ben,

I’m sorry, Ben. I think I messed up. Versions 24 and 25 don’t have the super blur problem.
I had version 24 selected in Visual Studio, but I probably ran an earlier compiled version.

These are the messages I get by the way:
ThinkGeo Message - 08:56:03.5761144: TileOverlay.TransformCore: ExtentChangedType:Pan
ThinkGeo Message - 08:56:03.5781142: TileOverlay.TransformCore: ExtentChangedType:Pan
ThinkGeo Message - 08:56:03.5791255: TileOverlay.TransformCore: ExtentChangedType:Pan

I found another major issue I’m investigating right now since the updates on the mapscale etc.
I hope I can figure it out, otherwise I might get back on you for that in another ticket.

Regards,
Guido van den Boom

#6

No problem! Yes, this bug should only have existed in a couple beta versions and then be fixed pretty soon.

By the way, ExtentChangedType:Pan is what it is expected.