…when using the zoom buttons or +/- keyboard shortcuts (i.e. does not affect the mouse-wheel/pinch zooming)
Also: make zoom in/out transition slightly faster.
In sum, this allows to zoom in/out multiple levels in quick succession, and using the zoom buttons should be more intuive: they don't snap to very-close zoom levels anymore (e.g. hitting `+` when the current zoom was 15.97 would previously result in a final zoom of 16.00, which is not really what a user would need. Now the zooming in results in a final zoom level of 17.00, which is "actually properly zoomed in".
initial zoom | operation | final zoom (new) | final zoom (old code)
----- | --- | ----- | -----
16.00 | `+` | 17.00 | 17.00
16.00 | `-` | 15.00 | 15.00
16.10 | `+` | 17.00 | 17.00
16.10 | `-` | 15.00 | 15.00
15.90 | `+` | 17.00 | 16.00
15.90 | `-` | 15.00 | 14.00
fixes#10186, where features with e.g. `intermittent=yes` were incorrectly sorted into the past/futures layer
now only features with correct tagging are included in the "past/futures" layer:
* either the "legacy" lifecycle tagging (e.g. `highway=construction`)
* or proper lifecycle prefix tags (e.g. `disused:shop=convenience`)
full list of enhancements:
* year slider to filter photos by freshness
* toggle active streetlevel layers with shortcut `shift+P`
* hfov, pitch and direction is now held between sequences and images as asked in #10392
* fix for #10361 (only panoramax)
* added tests and jsdoc
* add ticks for existing photos on slider
* general bug fixes
* rudimentary support for toDate in date slider (only when iD is started with a "to" date in the hash parameter: show a second slider to visualize and set the "to" date)
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Co-authored-by: Martin Raifer <martin@raifer.tech>
For some elements, Firefox reports wheel deltas measured in lines (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WheelEvent/deltaMode), which we need to convert to pixels. The previous routine hugely overestimated the conversion factor if the deltaY as slightly bigger (not sure where the exp function came from originally, it does not make much sense IMO).
The lines-to-pixels factor does not seem to be quite consistent between different Firefox builds, but this compromise factor should be good enough, I hope.
PS: Firefox on Mac OS does not report deltas as lines anymore it seems.
closes#10825
to make sure that low zoom tiles don't hide higher resolution tiles. This can be relevant in case of tile loading errors or around the coverage border of a tile service.
Replaces the workaround of the tile rendering issues on Chrome at odd zoom levels.
The svg filter `#alpha-slope5` alters the alpha channel of background tiles such that everything but (almost) transparent pixels are rendered fully opaque.
closes#10747
