fix: use SVG viewBox units instead of screen pixels for zoom

The previous implementation used getBoundingClientRect() which returns
axis-aligned bounding boxes in screen pixels. This has two problems:

1. **Inaccurate sizing**: Bounding boxes for irregular/rotated shapes
   are much larger than the actual visible area
2. **Floating-point precision**: Sub-pixel screen measurements lose
   precision and cause most regions to trigger max zoom

Solution: Use SVG path bounding box from viewBox coordinates

The world map viewBox is 1010 × 666 SVG units:
- Gibraltar: ~0.08 SVG units (extremely tiny!)
- Jersey: ~0.5 SVG units
- Most countries: 10-100 SVG units

New zoom formula for SVG units:
- Tiny regions (< 5 units): 200 / (size + 0.1)
  - Gibraltar (0.08): 200/0.18 ≈ 1111x → capped at 1000x
  - 1 unit: 200/1.1 ≈ 182x
  - 5 units: 200/5.1 ≈ 39x
- Small regions (5-100 units): Linear scaling up to +50x
- Large regions (>100 units): Minimal size-based zoom

This avoids floating-point precision issues and gives accurate
zoom levels based on the region's true SVG path dimensions.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit is contained in:
Thomas Hallock 2025-11-19 10:48:49 -06:00
parent a6be05f8c1
commit 0dcaabb8a5
1 changed files with 20 additions and 11 deletions

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@ -826,9 +826,13 @@ export function MapRenderer({
}
// Track region sizes for adaptive zoom and dampening
// Use SVG path bounding box (from viewBox coordinates) for more accurate sizing
// getBoundingClientRect() gives axis-aligned boxes which are too large for irregular shapes
const svgBBox = calculateBoundingBox(region.path)
const svgSize = Math.min(svgBBox.width, svgBBox.height)
totalRegionArea += pixelArea
const regionSize = Math.min(pixelWidth, pixelHeight)
detectedSmallestSize = Math.min(detectedSmallestSize, regionSize)
detectedSmallestSize = Math.min(detectedSmallestSize, svgSize)
}
})
@ -877,18 +881,22 @@ export function MapRenderer({
adaptiveZoom += countFactor * 20 // Up to +20x for density
// Add zoom based on smallest region size (tiny regions need EXTREME zoom)
// Note: detectedSmallestSize is now in SVG viewBox units (0-1010), not screen pixels
// Gibraltar is ~0.08 SVG units, most countries are 10-100 SVG units
let sizeZoom = 0
if (detectedSmallestSize !== Infinity) {
// For Gibraltar (0.08px): we need massive zoom
// Use exponential scaling for sub-pixel regions
if (detectedSmallestSize < 1) {
// Sub-pixel regions get exponential zoom
// 0.08px → ~970x, 0.5px → ~180x, 1px → ~95x
sizeZoom = 1000 / (detectedSmallestSize + 0.05)
// For Gibraltar (0.08 SVG units): we need massive zoom
// Use exponential scaling for tiny regions
if (detectedSmallestSize < 5) {
// Tiny regions (< 5 SVG units) get exponential zoom
// Gibraltar (0.08): 200/(0.08+0.1) ≈ 1111x → capped at 1000x
// 1 SVG unit: 200/(1+0.1) ≈ 182x
// 5 SVG units: 200/(5+0.1) ≈ 39x
sizeZoom = 200 / (detectedSmallestSize + 0.1)
} else {
// Regular small regions use linear scaling
const sizeFactor = Math.max(0, 1 - detectedSmallestSize / 20) // 0 to 1
sizeZoom = sizeFactor * 150 // Up to +150x for small regions
const sizeFactor = Math.max(0, 1 - detectedSmallestSize / 100) // 0 to 1
sizeZoom = sizeFactor * 50 // Up to +50x for small regions
}
adaptiveZoom += sizeZoom
}
@ -900,7 +908,8 @@ export function MapRenderer({
// Debug logging for Gibraltar - show full calculation breakdown
if (hasGibraltar) {
console.log(`[Zoom] 🎯 GIBRALTAR BREAKDOWN:`, {
regionSize: `${detectedSmallestSize.toFixed(4)}px`,
regionSize: `${detectedSmallestSize.toFixed(6)} SVG units`,
viewBoxSize: '1010 × 666',
baseZoom: 10,
densityZoom: (countFactor * 20).toFixed(1),
sizeZoom: sizeZoom.toFixed(1),