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Hi there,
I've noticed that there are a few locations that are on tile boundaries which show clear lines on the indoor maps.
An example here: https://indoorequal.org/#map=17.67/-0.176206/-78.478942

and here:
https://indoorequal.org/#map=17.04/35.712996/139.776567&level=0

They are more or less obvious at different zoom levels, but are not particularly visually appealing.
Is this due to a limitation of the mapbox platform, or is there something I can do to remedy this?
Thanks

Hi.
require() is called, but not clearly defined.
Is it mandatory to use RequireJS or a specific web browser ?
A full index.html example would be welcome.

• shop
• town_hall
• [ ] golf No icon needed
• fast_food
• [ ] park No icon needed
• bus
• railway
• aerialway
• entrance
• campsite
• laundry
• greengrocer
• grocery
• library
• college
• lodging
• pastry
• post
• cafe
• school
• alcohol_shop
• bar
• [ ] harbor No icon needed
• car
• hospital
• [ ] cemetery No icon needed
• [ ] attraction No icon needed
• beer
• music
• stadium
• art_gallery
• clothing_store
• swimming
• [ ] castle No icon needed
• bank
• exhibit
• craft
• any other values not mapped

Enjoying your mapbox indoor plugin using an alternative data sources, it would be convenient to define an other possible SOURCE_ID, and also an other possible layerId to parse levels.

Example of use:

            const indoorEqual = new IndoorEqual(map,
                {
                    url: 'http://localhost/data/france_mbtiles.json',
                    sourceId: "france",
                    layerId: "osm-indoor",
                    layers: layers
                }
            );

F.Y.I., what I do locally in src/index.js:

const DEFAULT_SOURCE_ID = 'indoorequal';
const DEFAULT_LAYER_ID = 'osm-indoor'

and then in IndoorEqual constructor block:

    this.sourceId = opts.sourceId ?? DEFAULT_SOURCE_ID;
    this.layerId = opts.layerId ?? DEFAULT_LAYER_ID;

and so on...