Thank you! I'm new to GeoServer, only using it since 2 days so still
trying to get my head around everything but so far it's an amazing
product that has helped me a lot. This is not so much a bug as a
graphical enhancement. The flag (pennant) correctly symbolizes each 50
knots, it's just that it should be filled instead of just outlined. I'm
not a dev nor meteorologist but I am an airline pilot so I read these
wind maps on a daily basis :-)
I've found where it's created in the code now, but Java is not my first
language so I would not dare to go as far as to creating a PR myself. At
least I don't have to keep looking for a configuration somewhere that
would do the trick.
Again, thanks!
/Niklas
On 2021-03-11 09:20, Ian Turton wrote:
If you think there is a bug in the wind barb rendering then please
start out by telling us what you think it should be and why you think
that. This can then go into a bug report, and finally you can follow
that up with a PR containing the code to fix the problem. At present
we have no idea if this is a problem or not (remember none of the devs
are meteorologists).
Ian
On Wed, 10 Mar 2021 at 18:03, Niklas Elelid <geoserverl...@neware.se
<mailto:geoserverl...@neware.se>> wrote:
Following the instructions in the GeoServer docs I have added the
style windbarbs to my layer.
https://geoserver.geo-solutions.it/educational/en/multidim/accessing_multidim/rtx/wind_barbs.html
<https://geoserver.geo-solutions.it/educational/en/multidim/accessing_multidim/rtx/wind_barbs.html>
The flag in a windbarb symbolizing 50kts wind should be filled. I
have been trying to find how the well known windbarb is built (and
possibly can be changed) in GeoServer but have had no luck. Anyone
has any good suggestions?
Thanks!
Niklas
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