Martin Steiger

Sorry for the late response. I will have a look, but I would be much easier if I could reproduce the problem. Which source are you using? Can you post...

Hello Lionel, I do not know how google maps provides the tiles. Are you sure they are provided as 512px images? In any case, why would you want that? Is...

I can reproduce the problem. See the linked commit above. It looks like the tile rendering is correct. The displayed images have overlapping content, so it's probably the computation of...

I investigated a little and could not find any obvious error. If you have the time, it would be great if you could have a look yourself and open a...

I found the error ... and more ... the Google Maps API aims at providing one single tile that covers the entire viewport. It therefore cuts off small bits of...

That's an interesting idea. Yeah sure, let's give it a try. Maybe a separate helper class that creates URLs that can be used in a superclass could be useful.

Yeah, I agree that it is odd. I believe that the super-old Blue Marble renderer worked that way and the original authors made OSM behave the same. Changing it now...

Valid request, I will see what can be done here.

Thanks for the detailed report! Looks like a bug to me. It should be fairly easy to fix ... do you want to give it a try and open a...

Is there anything wrong with the current implementation? It runs multi-threaded in the background and provides tiles in an async manner. You are certainly right saying that many parts of...