Zooming on a mouse wheel on windows is nearly unusable, it goes from whole of europe to town level in one mouse wheel notch.
im on a mac and had the same issue.<p>other bugs:
when i pan around (while zoomed far in), the planes arent in a fixed position on the map, they shift with the pan<p>ux bug: when i zoom in, it zooms into the middle of the browser window instead of where my cursor is.
I just modified zooming algo a lit, now it should improve your user experience.
I will take a look to fix these bugs.
also fixed the parallelex problem of route trail vs. the plane icon
I am on Mac. Will try to get on a Windows box to test this
Why is there almost no traffic in places like South America (other than Brazil) and Africa? Data set or reality? Not much in China/Russia either.
There's something a little off about the projection logic when you drop into the Leaflet view, you'll notice that when you pan around after zooming the planes shift their location.<p>Very cool demo though!
Did you pay for flight api? Getting comprehensive real time flight data is quite a monetary challenge
For people having problems navigating, you can search flifht number on the left search bar. When click on the flight number, the view will jump over.
Makes the divide between the developed and developing world very clear.<p>Edit: can’t be right. I think this is a dataset problem. China and Brazil should have more dots.
Impressive. The planes should probably scale up a bit as you zoom though, they become impossible to spot.<p>I'm surprised all the flights in the world can be represented in a <500KB api call
When you zoom in to the street map level, the planes are practically invisible with their color and thin borders. Pretty neat though, that's a lot to load and keep smooth.
Wow. I won't give you a feature request :) just appreciation.<p>It really puts into perspective the magnitude of air traffic when you have this visualization.
Really cool!
Curious to know how you made it render everything so fast with barely any loading.<p>Good work.
The wasm file (flight_viz_bg.wasm) was 10.94 MB as reported by firefox.
Could probably extrapolate positions based on heading and speed, to do some fake "real time" positions.
It render extremely fast on my side (firefox, macOS).
Which UI stack are you using? Is it egui?
Can you add pinch zoom?
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