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add Azimuth parameter #186
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Thanks interesting! Do you have an example map of what that might look like? |
I have a similar need. @heshan0131 you can imagine a 3D underground map of New York subways. Currently I find an alternative solution: a geojson file with "LineString" type. Basically it consists of multiple points in 3D and the points are linked by lines. Kepler.gl can read this type and plot as expected. Still I think it's way better to have a built in Azimuth parameter as @iShift mentioned, so that we can use other great features along with Kepler. I believe this will make Kepler.gl much more powerful. |
Could you share with me a sample dataset that contains AZ so we can use to develop this feature? |
…7) (#213) * fix grid and hexagon layer, added tests * added `test-headless` and moved map-container tests there Signed-off-by: Shan He <heshan0131@gmail.com> [Bug] Fix cpu-aggregator can't access index of undefined (UN-1262) (#186) Signed-off-by: Shan He <heshan0131@gmail.com> [Bug] Pinning a tooltip moves it to the top left of the screen (UN-1348) (#204) * fix grid and hexagon layer, added tests * added `test-headless` and moved map-container tests there
Hi it would be perfect if you add Azimuth parameter, it is very useful for drew telecom data on maps (like antennas) so if we have LAT LNG and AZ we can draw triangle with some fix (?) width
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