Thomas Stocker

I found a Bug in pull request https://github.com/Mapsui/Mapsui/pull/1683 that does not project transform labels. The workaround is to use https://www.nuget.org/packages/Mapsui.Extensions and Call DotSpatialProjection.Init(); before opening the map

Bug is in this Commit fixed https://github.com/Mapsui/Mapsui/pull/1683/commits/5c9fa5f486d6bea788d6ae89080240cdc21acfe9

With this checking the mentioned fix above isn't anymore necessary. (The first checkin only fixed points, this checkin fixes all geometric shapes). https://github.com/Mapsui/Mapsui/pull/1683/commits/2e8de8a1124ceaf11fcc3a7beeb9031260b856c4#diff-ed295fa462ee8a51aa9737a572bd43d42cbccf72a30be5b826c9438a23b13307

Are you sure that it is mapsui.wpf- net472. Because as far as I know mapsui.wpf only Supports net48.

When this helps it ist probably an Intel Graphics Driver issue. Because Mapsui uses the Gpu to Render the Maps.

Wasm: Currently Mapsui runs on Uno.Wasm. Mapsui.Rendering.Uno: Mapsui.Rendering.Uno is not needed because Uno renders with SkiaSharp so the SkiaSharp Renderer of Mapsui works just fine in Uno. Uno.WinUI: Pull request:...

I looked into the nuget package and the class was there, so maybe a tooling issue. I will update/write the GetStarted samples for Uno maybe I'll find there something. Have...

I'm currently writing the QuickStart for the mapsui.Uno and Visual Studio 17.3 brought so many changes, that I'm applying the 3rd workaround to only compile the map. (In newer Uno...

I can now reproduce the problem

Is fixed in this pull request https://github.com/Mapsui/Mapsui/pull/1695 you could try the created nuget packages