[Bug]:

[sunzlit]

Describe the bug / 问题描述

当同时设置了'drag-canvas'和'collapse-expand'时，先收起节点，然后多次拖动位置后就无法再次展开节点了。官网案例中也是如此。如何同时又设置了{ type: 'click-select' }，出现无法展开的概率会更大。 当前版本："@antv/g6": "^5.0.42", "vue": "^3.3.4"

Reproduction link / 复现链接

https://g6.antv.antgroup.com/examples/layout/compact-box/#basic

Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue / 重现步骤

1.点击收起节点 2.多次拖动收起的节点位置 3.再次点击节点展开 4.重复此操作

G6 Version / G6 版本

🆕 5.x

OS / 操作系统

• [X] macOS
• [ ] Windows
• [ ] Linux
• [ ] Others / 其他

Browser / 浏览器

• [X] Chrome
• [ ] Edge
• [ ] Firefox
• [ ] Safari (Limited support / 有限支持)
• [ ] IE (Nonsupport / 不支持)
• [ ] Others / 其他

[AlfredoRuizXcaliburmp]

renderLayer es de Deck.gl, no de Kepler.gl.

[igorDykhta]

Here is an example of a custom layer, but the PR is huge: vector tile layer alpha version I ran some tests to render TileLayer and BitmapLayer and everything worked as expected.

Something is wrong with your setup, but it's hard to tell what without access to your code.

[simonprovost]

@Daim-Nickel-Penny Any news?

[simonprovost]

@igorDykhta

Given the length of the PR, could we please get some guidance on how to create a new layer type? Specifically, we're looking to define a new layer type that would allow us to display only the points that start within the drawn polygon A and end in the drawn polygon B, i.e.

• The start position (start_longitude and start_latitude) originates from polygon A.
• The end position (end_longitude and end_latitude) terminates at polygon B.

I haven't found documentation on customising or creating new layer types—am I missing something?

For filtering points (i.e. the query aforementioned), I believe DuckDB handles this well (I tested in a side project without any issues). However, in Kepler, it would be useful to understand how to create custom layers. This isn't necessarily for a mainline contribution but for more localised use cases that could support larger projects while we would be leveraging the Kepler React component.

PS: Maybe @heshan0131 too? I saw you a couple of time answering around similar topics :)

Cheers :) !