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I create a simple map with a states layer and then a series of lines representing the Eastern coast of the US. I applied a palette to the lines along with a categorical variable. Unfortunately the lines appear to have artifacts, presumably where they maybe overlapping at the ends due to the line width option.
I wondered if this would be temporarily fixable if there was an option that could allow selection of the butt or square line end type?
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I realised what was causing this problem; I guess it maybe not a bug at all. The lines I had were actually a collection of simple features multi-lines. When I simplified these with sf::_st_simplify the problem mostly disappeared. It appears that the ends of the lines sometimes are little pixely but this was made far worse by the use of many smaller lines with the multi-line type.
I create a simple map with a
states
layer and then a series of lines representing the Eastern coast of the US. I applied a palette to the lines along with a categorical variable. Unfortunately the lines appear to have artifacts, presumably where they maybe overlapping at the ends due to the line width option.I wondered if this would be temporarily fixable if there was an option that could allow selection of the
butt
orsquare
line end type?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: