Since switching to CARTO Dark Matter tiles (#831, v0.7.0), the map has become hard to read for our members of the MeshRheinland community. In v0.6.3 a grayscale filter (grayscale/invert/brightness) provided sufficient contrast; since the tile swap this filter was removed entirely, so node markers, labels, and road outlines blend into the near-black background.
Comparison (0.6.3 right, 0.7.x left):
Expected behavior: Map with adequate contrast between tiles, labels, and node markers, similar to v0.6.3.
Suggestion: Reintroduce a brightness/contrast filter on the CARTO tiles, or test alternative tile opacity/filter values suited to the new basemap.
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Since switching to CARTO Dark Matter tiles (#831, v0.7.0), the map has become hard to read for our members of the MeshRheinland community. In v0.6.3 a grayscale filter (`grayscale`/`invert`/`brightness`) provided sufficient contrast; since the tile swap this filter was removed entirely, so node markers, labels, and road outlines blend into the near-black background.
**Comparison (0.6.3 right, 0.7.x left):**
**Expected behavior:** Map with adequate contrast between tiles, labels, and node markers, similar to v0.6.3.
**Suggestion:** Reintroduce a brightness/contrast filter on the CARTO tiles, or test alternative tile opacity/filter values suited to the new basemap.
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This now only falls back to CARTO if open street map is down.
Please preview the fix here: https://dweb.potatomesh.net/
This now only falls back to CARTO if open street map is down.
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Since switching to CARTO Dark Matter tiles (#831, v0.7.0), the map has become hard to read for our members of the MeshRheinland community. In v0.6.3 a grayscale filter (
grayscale/invert/brightness) provided sufficient contrast; since the tile swap this filter was removed entirely, so node markers, labels, and road outlines blend into the near-black background.Comparison (0.6.3 right, 0.7.x left):
Expected behavior: Map with adequate contrast between tiles, labels, and node markers, similar to v0.6.3.
Suggestion: Reintroduce a brightness/contrast filter on the CARTO tiles, or test alternative tile opacity/filter values suited to the new basemap.
+1
maybe day/night theme as an idea? and provide the way to customise map layer
Yeah, I will revert this.
Please preview the fix here: https://dweb.potatomesh.net/
This now only falls back to CARTO if open street map is down.
Great work! Thanks for your effort!