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In our project, we are using the globe projection and rendering a hexagonal grid through the use of geojson polygons. The problem is, that if we configure the size of hexagons to nicely fit areas in usual latitudes, they become way too large when we move the camera near the poles (with the same zoom level) as the camera is nearer the surface. Would it be possible to add some option to completely disable the camera "zooming" behaviour?
We came across this issue #11353, however it seems that the problem was solved only for low zoom levels where the whole globe is visible but still remains for higher zooms.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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In our project, we are using the globe projection and rendering a hexagonal grid through the use of geojson polygons. The problem is, that if we configure the size of hexagons to nicely fit areas in usual latitudes, they become way too large when we move the camera near the poles (with the same zoom level) as the camera is nearer the surface. Would it be possible to add some option to completely disable the camera "zooming" behaviour?
We came across this issue #11353, however it seems that the problem was solved only for low zoom levels where the whole globe is visible but still remains for higher zooms.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: