Kann man den permanent vorhandenen Drawer für die Seitenleiste zur Auswahl eines Themes irgendwo wegkonfigurieren? Ich brauche dieses Feature höchst selten und finde den Drawer störend.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: menion on June 18, 2015, 15:36:42No, it is not logical for me. You don't have to take anything away, you only add value. I will close this discussion from my side. Everything is said, you already have made your decision some month ago. It is what it is.
I understand your point of view, on second side I believe my point of view is also logical.
Quote from: menion on June 18, 2015, 08:05:41Sorry for not answering. Yes you are right, the Locus rendering speed is (currenty) better. But I think you overestimate this. And the mapsforge devs know that they have improvement potential concerning this point.
FZK sorry, but I have to say that 0.5 version is really not planned. You still do not answered to my question about compare of speed rendering mainly at high zoom levels. Anyway I believe that adding support for some features included in 0.5 is the way I wants to go, even a slower and more painful.
Quote from: john_percy on June 17, 2015, 10:40:37Design "freizeitkarte" from here: http://freizeitkarte-osm.de/android/en/design.html
What theme were you using? ...
Quote from: john_percy on June 17, 2015, 10:40:37Yes.
... And was it identical for the two apps?
Quote from: gynta on June 16, 2015, 22:48:41Yes, it's in both cases the same zoom level (housenumbers are only displayed only in ZL 18). The first screenshot was taken from "Cruiser beta" (Mapsforge 0.5) and the second (the smaller one) from "Locus Pro". Both screenshot are made on a tablet (Galaxy Tab S 10.5, 2.560x1.600 pixel) from the same map and theme. What I wanted to show: 1. Cruiser has an automatic DPI adaptation, Locus hasn't. Cruiser has a fix concerning the width of the casing (see the houses), Locus hasn't. Both effects are resulting in different looking maps.Quote from: fzk on June 15, 2015, 11:04:27Are you sure?
Here are two screenshots, one from Locus and the other from a standard mapsforge 0.5 app, from the same area with the same zoom level
And what was the "standard mapsforge 0.5 app"?
Quote from: menion on June 15, 2015, 11:53:32
And wrong direction because ... I do not wants to include a third MapsForge library into Locus at once and allow users to choose which they wants to use?