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Circle with radius expressed in physical measurement #14429
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I feel like this example could benefit from the actual style loading below the circle, with a city or an area with a distance reference, and another slider that adjusts the radius. This way it'd better showcase the meters per pixel behavior. I also think this a great candidate for a demo app example! /cc @osana @langsmith |
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@LukasPaczos updated PR with your request:
As a bonus, I'm throwing in a exponential color expression based on zoom. |
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Example of using
TurfTransformation#circle(), closes #4312.The progress bar allows to update the steps precision parameter.