Separate zoom level for overmap #49776
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KorGgenT
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Jul 9, 2021
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Info / User Interface
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Maybe some screenshots or animation of the process? |
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Here you are. |
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Summary
Interface "Separate zoom level for overmap"
Purpose of change
I feel that the overmap looks nicer when zoomed out a bit. This separates the zoom level of the main UI and overmap UI so you can have different zoom levels in the two UIs.
Describe the solution
Store the zoom level of overmap in a separate variable and apply it when opening the overmap.
Testing
Zoom level correctly switched between map and overmap. Tested in non-tiles mode and everything worked fine.