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QGIS doesn't wrap around while drawing, so you actually see white between -180 and 0, which makes it pointless for overlaying other layers etc.
This is only a problem with lat/lon CRS I think. One way to solve it could be to chop it up ourselves and display it in the -180,180 extent. This is described in https://github.com/perrygeo/ncvrt#--wrap-longitudes-from-0360-to--180180 which seems easy to implement since we use VRTs already.
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QGIS doesn't wrap around while drawing, so you actually see white between -180 and 0, which makes it pointless for overlaying other layers etc.
This is only a problem with lat/lon CRS I think. One way to solve it could be to chop it up ourselves and display it in the -180,180 extent. This is described in https://github.com/perrygeo/ncvrt#--wrap-longitudes-from-0360-to--180180 which seems easy to implement since we use VRTs already.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: