Måns Beckman

In the future it would be nice to have asLeafLet as well, but for now the main focus is asOpenLayers and to create output for more of the sidc codes....

Milgraphics problems should be reported in the milgraphics repository, and milgraphics isn't under active development at the moment.

You are correct that milsymbol does not support showing country codes. You can read about all the supported options in the documentation. If you want to have support for showing...

If you first override the frame colormode: ``` let fs = ms.getColorMode("FrameColor") fs.Civilian = "purple" fs.Friend = "blue" fs.Hostile = "red" fs.Neutral = "green" fs.Unknown = "yellow" // Not sure...

Like vmbajop says, use outlines for making the symbols easier to read on a map.

Is there anything other than what Thomas suggests that you want?

Just used the octagon offset in another program, if it doesn't work, it is a bug in Cesium and not in milsymbol. If you still think it is a milsymbol...

@MattShawPhoto solution should solve this problem, or simply use the mil-std-2525D code for that icon.

Should be fixed in the version just published to NPM, otherwise let me know.

Ping on this. I have built an offline web app that you can run from an USB stick, and if would be awesome if I could use local fonts instead...