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I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

I think the problem is that I'm scaling 16 x 16 tiles to a SCALE variable. I'm not exactly sure how to fix this issue.

I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

``` int posX = static_cast(std::floor(viewCorner.x / (m_chunkSize.x * SCALE))); int posY = static_cast(std::floor(viewCorner.y / (m_chunkSize.y * SCALE))); ``` I've tried changing this but now it only renders about half of...

I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

fallahn I'm really confused about this..

I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

Hi, Thanks for the detailed feedback. I think the smartest thing to do would be to resize the view. Thanks fallahn.

I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

So, the problem isn't with scale. TMXLITE is only loading half my tile map.

I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

Could this have something to do with the fact that I'm instantiating a new tile layer every frame?

I need to use this in a std::map but am being prevented by operator deletion

Or is the tmx file loaded, but a limitation in the renderer preventing all of it from being drawn? I believe the issue is this

[API Feature Request] Extension sandboxing and permissions system

Any update on this?

Feature Request: Enter to New Buffer, Bypass Dashboard with File Argument, and Create New Files

So far I'm using ```:bd``` to exist the dashboard buffer however it doesn't work if I type in my terminal ```vim newfile``` instead that newfile buffer is gone.

Feature Request: Enter to New Buffer, Bypass Dashboard with File Argument, and Create New Files

What I've done in the end (instead of just removing dashboard-nvim) is to map my dashboard to a keyboard shortcut and remove it from automatically opening when I open vim.