Mod "Ferraris Map" for JTS Nap

[Aoi99]

Fwiw: I noticed that your field hexes are 63 px in height, but almost all of your other full hex features on your 2D Features file are 61 px ... was looking at the 200 size (although I think I found one that was 60 px).

100 size is 32 px and 30 px respectively.

50 size is 16 px and 14 px respectively as well.

The files themselves double in size from 50 to 100 to 200 - so in theory, the maths with the individual graphics should also be made to double - otherwise, in effect you are allowing the program to calculate the rounding however it wants to -and it doesn't always do it correctly.

However, it really does seem like it probably is not a drawing layers thing, but rather the system not being able to handle with different sizes being used ... sounds more like size and alignment (just based on working with that type of file for these products).

The difference in size is mainly due to my attempts to fix the problem. I have increased the size of the tile, changed the alignment several times and still the program ignores the changes and continues to show a strip of the base terrain.

Fair being fair, I don't think this is not a genuine 'bug'; as described it was sounding like it was about the order of layers something was being drawn, but if that were the case it would be happening with the other terrain being shown on that file (swamps, marshes, woods, orchards, etc...) and there wasn't any mention of that.

As you say, it is not a problem of the order in which the layers are drawn. The different terrains are drawn in different order, for example, the field layer is drawn first, then the relief, collected in a different file, and above it the forest and the orchard. The problem is that it is a part of the base terrain tile that is mounted on top of the field tile, how it looks in the posted image, which leads me to think of a bug in the program.

As a practical solution, I have modified the field tiles so that this failure is not appreciated.

I just edited the link from the first post to add the corrected file.