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-{"version":3,"file":"types.js","sourceRoot":"","sources":["../src/types.ts"],"names":[],"mappings":"","sourcesContent":["/** Public types of the `isard` package */\nimport type { AttributionOptions } from './controls.ts';\nimport type { DecoderUrls } from './decoders.ts';\nimport type { Feature, Ramp, Size } from './features.ts';\nimport type { TileGrid } from './grid.ts';\nimport type { Layer } from './layers.ts';\nimport type { Camera, Engine } from './wasm/isard.js';\n\nexport type LonLat = [lon: number, lat: number];\nexport type Point = [x: number, y: number];\n\n/**\n * The named basemaps. OpenFreeMap's vector styles, OpenStreetMap data worldwide, their labels above the other layers:\n * `osm-positron` (light grey, quiet: data over it reads first), `osm-liberty` and `osm-bright` (in colour). The\n * Géoplateforme's (IGN, France): rasters (`ign-plan`, `ign-plan-grey`, `ign-ortho`, the aerial photographs) or vector\n * tiles with their labels (`ign-plan-vector`, `ign-plan-grey-vector`, the PLAN.IGN styles).\n */\nexport type BasemapName =\n  | 'osm-positron'\n  | 'osm-liberty'\n  | 'osm-bright'\n  | 'ign-plan'\n  | 'ign-plan-grey'\n  | 'ign-ortho'\n  | 'ign-plan-vector'\n  | 'ign-plan-grey-vector'\n  | 'none';\n\n/**\n * @deprecated The former names of the Géoplateforme basemaps, still accepted (with a warning): the same names with the\n * `ign-` prefix (`'plan-grey'` is `'ign-plan-grey'`)\n */\nexport type LegacyBasemap = 'plan' | 'plan-grey' | 'plan-vector' | 'plan-grey-vector' | 'ortho';\n\n/** A basemap by name (see `BasemapName`; the former names of `LegacyBasemap` are deprecated) */\nexport type Basemap = BasemapName | LegacyBasemap;\n\n/**\n * The Earth's named terrain models. `'terrain-tiles'`: worldwide, the Terrain Tiles of AWS's open data registry\n * (SRTM, EU-DEM, GMTED… merged by Mapzen, 30 m in most places), the sea floor flattened at sea level. `'ign'`: France,\n * the IGN's RGE ALTI from the Géoplateforme (1 to 5 m), raised by the RAF20 geoid to heights above the ellipsoid.\n */\nexport type TerrainModel = 'terrain-tiles' | 'ign';\n\n/** How tiles encode their altitudes: `'float32'`, raw little-endian floats (`image/x-bil;bits=32`, an ArcGIS raw\n * grid); `'terrarium'`, the colors of a PNG, `R × 256 + G + B / 256 - 32768`; `'mapbox'`, those of Terrain-RGB,\n * `(R × 65536 + G × 256 + B) / 10 - 10000` */\nexport type TerrainEncoding = 'float32' | 'terrarium' | 'mapbox';\n\n/**\n * How tiles load and show. 'immediate' (default): everything visible loads, tiles show as soon as they arrive.\n * 'smooth': during flights the levels flown through are skipped, off-center tiles wait while the camera moves, tiles\n * fade in; fewer downloads, for slow networks or GPUs.\n */\nexport type LoadingMode = 'immediate' | 'smooth';\n\n/** 'globe': a sphere at low zoom, blending into Web Mercator between zooms 5 and 7, up to three levels later under a\n * tilted camera (it sees much farther than its center: the horizon stays curved) */\nexport type Projection = 'globe' | 'mercator';\n\n/** A body to draw the map on, other than the named ones (`CelestialBody`) */\nexport interface BodyOptions {\n  /** Equatorial radius, metres */\n  radius: number;\n  /** Flattening of its ellipsoid, 0 for a sphere (default 0) */\n  flattening?: number;\n  /** An atmosphere: its halo around the globe, true for the Earth's light blue, or a CSS color (its alpha the\n   * halo's strength) (default false) */\n  atmosphere?: boolean | string;\n  /** Color of the globe where no tile covers it (past the Web Mercator latitudes, 85°), a CSS color (default\n   * `#808080`) */\n  color?: string;\n  /** Lowest and highest altitudes of its ground, metres around the ellipsoid: what its relief may raise into view\n   * (default ±1 % of the radius) */\n  relief?: [lowest: number, highest: number];\n}\n\n/**\n * The body the map is drawn on: 'earth' (WGS 84, the default), 'moon' (a sphere of 1 737 400 m, no atmosphere),\n * 'mars' (a sphere of 3 396 190 m, its equatorial radius, a thin dusty halo; planetocentric latitudes) or another\n * one. Zoom levels keep their meaning on screen (the Web Mercator tile pyramid), their metres follow the body:\n * altitudes, relief, buildings, 3D Tiles. Off the Earth, the map has none of the Earth's defaults: no basemap, no\n * credits, and space for its background; the Moon and Mars have NASA's relief for `terrain: true`.\n */\nexport type CelestialBody = 'earth' | 'moon' | 'mars' | BodyOptions;\n\nexport interface GeoMapOptions extends Partial<Camera> {\n  /** The body the map is drawn on (default 'earth'); set at creation */\n  body?: CelestialBody;\n  /** Default 'globe' */\n  projection?: Projection;\n  /** Default 'immediate' */\n  loading?: LoadingMode;\n  /** The basemap (default 'osm-positron'; 'none' off the Earth) */\n  basemap?: Basemap;\n  /** Opacity of the IGN hillshade over the basemap (France, Géoplateforme), 0 for none (default 0) */\n  hillshade?: number;\n  /** Color behind the map (sky of tilted flat views), a CSS color (default `#f2f2f0`; black off the Earth) */\n  background?: string;\n  /** Space behind the globe: stars and atmosphere halo, fading out as the globe turns flat (default true) */\n  sky?: boolean;\n  /** Relief under the basemap: true for the body's terrain model (on the Earth the worldwide Terrain Tiles; NASA's on\n   * the Moon and Mars: LOLA, MOLA), one of the Earth's models by name (`'ign'`: France, RGE ALTI), or its options\n   * (default false; on another body, its `url` is required). Network layers are draped on it */\n  terrain?: boolean | TerrainModel | TerrainOptions;\n  minZoom?: number;\n  maxZoom?: number;\n  /** Highest pitch, degrees, up to 85 (default 70) */\n  maxPitch?: number;\n  /** Sky over the plane, seen when the camera is tilted towards the horizon, and the fog the ground fades into\n   * (MapLibre's `setSky`); default none: the background color */\n  atmosphere?: AtmosphereOptions;\n  /** Mouse, touch and keyboard controls (default true) */\n  interactive?: boolean;\n  /** Keyboard controls once the map has the focus (it is reached with Tab): arrows pan, Shift + arrows rotate and\n   * tilt, + and - zoom (Shift: two levels), 0 faces north and levels the view (default true; none when not\n   * `interactive`) */\n  keyboard?: boolean;\n  /** Accessible name of the map, read by screen readers (default 'Map') */\n  ariaLabel?: string;\n  /** Where to load the engine with 3D Tiles from (`isard_bg.wasm`), when a bundler does not resolve the default URL.\n   * Given without `coreWasmUrl`, maps load this engine from the start */\n  wasmUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Where to load the engine without 3D Tiles from (`isard_core_bg.wasm`, a third smaller), when a bundler does not\n   * resolve the default URL. Maps load it first, and the engine with 3D Tiles (`wasmUrl`) for their first 3D Tiles\n   * layer only */\n  coreWasmUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Where the decoding workers load the point cloud module from (`isard_points_bg.wasm`, the LAZ decoder of COPC),\n   * when a bundler does not resolve the default URL. Loaded with the first point cloud only */\n  pointsWasmUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Load the engine with 3D Tiles from the start (default false: it is loaded when the first 3D Tiles layer or glTF\n   * model is added, the map then moving its camera and layers onto it, a stall of about a frame or two). For a map that shows 3D Tiles\n   * at once: one engine downloaded instead of two. `'preload'`: the map starts on the engine without 3D Tiles and\n   * downloads and compiles the other once idle, without running it: its first 3D Tiles layer does not wait for the\n   * download (for a map that will show 3D Tiles later, on demand) */\n  tiles3d?: boolean | 'preload';\n  /** Where to load the vector basemap worker from, when a bundler does not resolve the default URL */\n  basemapWorkerUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Texture size of the vector basemap's tiles, pixels (default 512: lines and edges sharp at every zoom on a screen\n   * of pixel ratio 1). 256: a quarter of the drawing in the workers, of the uploads and of the GPU memory, for lines\n   * and edges a little softer between two zoom levels (the tiles are shown 181 to 362 CSS pixels wide) */\n  basemapTileSize?: number;\n  /** Glyphs of the symbol layers: a URL with `{fontstack}` and `{range}` (MapLibre's glyph format; default\n   * OpenFreeMap's fonts, Noto Sans). A vector basemap's labels take the glyphs of its style */\n  glyphs?: string;\n  /** Workers decoding 3D Tiles off the main thread: a count, or false to decode on the main thread (default: cores - 1,\n   * 1 to 4). False (or 0) also decodes the PNG relief and reprojects the equirectangular rasters on the main thread,\n   * else done by the vector basemap's workers */\n  workers?: number | false;\n  /** Where to load the decoding worker from, when a bundler does not resolve the default URL */\n  workerUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Folders of the Draco and Basis Universal decoders, loaded by the workers on first use (default: the official\n   * builds on gstatic.com and jsDelivr; self-host them for offline or locked-down networks). They run through\n   * `new Function`: a Content Security Policy needs `'unsafe-eval'` (see `DecoderUrls`) */\n  decoders?: Partial<DecoderUrls>;\n  /** Credits at the bottom right: false for none, or its options (default true: the credits of the basemap,\n   * hillshade and relief in use, compact on maps narrower than 640 px) */\n  attributionControl?: boolean | AttributionOptions;\n}\n\nexport interface TerrainOptions {\n  /** One of the Earth's named models (default `'terrain-tiles'` on the Earth); unused with a `url` */\n  model?: TerrainModel;\n  /** Altitudes of 256 × 256 tiles in `encoding`: a WMS GetMap URL with {bbox} (EPSG:3857 on the Earth, the body's\n   * Mercator metres elsewhere: the sphere of its radius), a tile URL with {z}, {x} and {y}, or an ArcGIS image service\n   * (a URL ending in `/ImageServer`), asked for raw altitudes in the body's Mercator (default: the `model`'s; on the\n   * Moon and Mars, NASA's Trek LOLA and MOLA models) */\n  url?: string;\n  /** How the tiles of `url` encode their altitudes (default `'float32'`); `'terrarium'` and `'mapbox'` take a URL with\n   * {z}, {x} and {y} */\n  encoding?: TerrainEncoding;\n  /** Vertical exaggeration, 1 for the true relief (default 1) */\n  exaggeration?: number;\n  /** Finest level of the relief, up to 15 (default 15; 14 for the Terrain Tiles, 8 for the Moon's and Mars's models). It\n   * starts at level 6 on the Earth, coarser on bodies of a larger relief for their size (3 on the Moon and Mars) */\n  maxZoom?: number;\n  /** Altitudes over mainland France raised by the height of the RAF20 geoid (the French one, 0 away from France), to\n   * heights above the ellipsoid (those of 3D Tiles); false keeps the altitudes as served (NGF-IGN69 for the IGN's)\n   * (default true for the `'ign'` model, false otherwise) */\n  geoid?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** Sky, horizon and fog over the plane, with the names and meanings of MapLibre's `setSky` */\nexport interface AtmosphereOptions {\n  /** A CSS color (default `#9cc7ec`) */\n  skyColor?: string;\n  /** (default `#e8f1f8`) */\n  horizonColor?: string;\n  /** (default `#f2f5f8`) */\n  fogColor?: string;\n  /** Blend from the horizon to the sky color, share of the field of view above the horizon, 0-1 (default 0.6) */\n  skyHorizonBlend?: number;\n  /** Blend from the horizon to the fog color below the horizon, 0-1 (default 0.7) */\n  horizonFogBlend?: number;\n  /** Share of the distance to the far plane over which the ground fades into the fog, 0-1 (default 0.4) */\n  fogGroundBlend?: number;\n}\n\n/** What can be seen from a point (`GeoMap.setViewshed`) */\nexport interface ViewshedOptions {\n  /** The observer */\n  position: LonLat;\n  /** Metres above the ground (default 1.7, eye level) */\n  height?: number;\n  /** Metres around the observer that are tinted (default 1000) */\n  range?: number;\n  /** A CSS color for what is seen (default `#2f9e44`) */\n  visibleColor?: string;\n  /** A CSS color for what is hidden (default `#e03131`) */\n  hiddenColor?: string;\n  /** 0-1 (default 0.55) */\n  opacity?: number;\n  /** To look one way only (a camera, a lookout), degrees clockwise from north; all around without it */\n  direction?: number;\n  /** Degrees above the horizon the cone looks, negative below (default 0) */\n  tilt?: number;\n  /** Angle of view across, degrees (default 60) */\n  fov?: number;\n  /** Angle of view up and down, degrees (default 40) */\n  verticalFov?: number;\n}\n\n/** Animation of a camera move */\nexport interface AnimationOptions {\n  /** Milliseconds */\n  duration?: number;\n  /** Progress over time, both 0 to 1 */\n  easing?: (t: number) => number;\n}\n\nexport interface FlyToOptions extends AnimationOptions {\n  /** How far the flight zooms out on its way, as MapLibre's `curve` (default 1.42) */\n  curve?: number;\n  /** Average speed in screens per second when `duration` is not given (default 1.2) */\n  speed?: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Tile grid of a raster's URL. 'mercator': Web Mercator (XYZ, WMTS PM), the engine's own. 'equirectangular':\n * longitudes and latitudes (Plate Carrée, EPSG:4326-like), two 256 px tiles side by side at level 0, rows from the\n * north (NASA's Trek WMTS, WorldCRS84Quad). A `TileGrid`: the tile matrices of a WMTS in any CRS (Lambert-93…), or a\n * WMS asked for each tile's box in its CRS. The last two are reprojected into Web Mercator tiles by the map's workers\n * (in the page with `workers: false`).\n */\nexport type RasterGrid = 'mercator' | 'equirectangular' | TileGrid;\n\n/** What `RasterLayer.setStyle` changes */\nexport interface RasterStyle {\n  opacity: number;\n  /** 0 = greyscale, 1 = original colors */\n  saturation: number;\n}\n\nexport interface RasterOptions {\n  /** Tile URL with {z}, {x} and {y} (256 px tiles); unused with a `loader` */\n  url: string;\n  /** Tile grid of `url` (default 'mercator'); with 'equirectangular', `minZoom` and `maxZoom` are levels of that\n   * grid; with a `TileGrid`, they are map zooms, by default those its matrices span */\n  grid?: RasterGrid;\n  minZoom?: number;\n  maxZoom?: number;\n  opacity?: number;\n  /** 0 = greyscale, 1 = original colors */\n  saturation?: number;\n  /** Side of the tiles' textures, pixels (default 256): more for sharper tiles drawn by a `loader` */\n  size?: number;\n  /** Draws each tile instead of fetching `url`: an image of `size` × `size`, null for nothing there; a rejection is\n   * retried like a network error */\n  loader?: (z: number, x: number, y: number, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<ImageBitmap | null>;\n  /** Credits of the tiles, HTML: shown by the attribution control while the layer is on the map */\n  attribution?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface NetworkStyle {\n  /** Line width, CSS pixels, or zoom stops `[[zoom, width], …]` (default 2) */\n  width: Size;\n  /** Values above are drawn as unreached (default 1800) */\n  max: number;\n  /** Darker line every `contour` value units, 0 for none (default 0) */\n  contour: number;\n  opacity: number;\n  /** Width of the halo drawn under the lines, CSS pixels or zoom stops, 0 for none (default 0): wide and faint, the\n   * reached streets add up into a heat map that fills the blocks */\n  halo: Size;\n  /** Opacity of the halo at the middle of a line, fading quadratically to its sides (default 0.11) */\n  haloOpacity: number;\n  /** Colors from 0 to `max`: `[[fraction of max, color], …]` (default green to red) */\n  ramp: Ramp | undefined;\n  /** Color of the parts beyond `max` or unreached (default `rgba(140, 140, 140, 0.25)`) */\n  unreachedColor: string;\n  /** Share of `max` over which the colors fade out before it, 0 to 1 (default 0) */\n  fade: number;\n}\n\nexport interface NetworkOptions extends Partial<NetworkStyle> {\n  /** Node coordinates in degrees: lon0, lat0, lon1, lat1… */\n  nodes: Float64Array;\n  /** Edges as node index pairs: a0, b0, a1, b1… */\n  edges: Uint32Array;\n  /** Line of each edge, from A to B: the points of edge e are `points[start[e] .. start[e + 1]]` (lon, lat pairs,\n   * counted in points); with fewer than two points an edge is straight. Default: all straight. */\n  lines?: { start: Uint32Array; points: Float64Array };\n  /** Per edge, the cost of travelling it from A to B then from B to A, in value units (Infinity: closed that way;\n   * closed both ways: not drawn). A point along an edge then takes the quickest way there, min(value(A) + cost from\n   * A, value(B) + cost from B), as a travel time does. Without costs, values are interpolated along the edges. */\n  costs?: Float32Array;\n  /** Width factor of each edge (default 1): rail lines wider than streets */\n  edgeWidths?: Float32Array;\n}\n\nexport interface Tiles3dStyle {\n  /** Screen-space error (CSS pixels) above which a tile is refined: 16 by default, lower is finer and heavier */\n  maxScreenSpaceError: number;\n  opacity: number;\n  /** Size of the points of point cloud tiles (`.pnts`, glTF points), CSS pixels: 2 by default */\n  pointSize?: number;\n}\n\nexport interface Tiles3dOptions extends Partial<Tiles3dStyle> {\n  /** URL of a `tileset.json` (3D Tiles 1.0 b3dm and pnts, 1.1 glb meshes and points, external tilesets) */\n  url: string;\n}\n\nexport interface MapPointerEvent {\n  point: Point;\n  /** Undefined above the horizon */\n  lonLat: LonLat | undefined;\n}\n\n/** What 'hoverfeature' found under the pointer */\nexport interface MapHoverFeatureEvent extends MapPointerEvent {\n  /** The feature under the pointer (see `GeoMap.pickFeature`), undefined if none */\n  hit: FeatureHit | undefined;\n}\n\n/** A picked feature: its layer handle, its index there and, for line, circle and fill layers, the feature itself */\nexport interface FeatureHit {\n  layer: Layer;\n  index: number;\n  feature: Feature | undefined;\n}\n\nexport interface MapEvents {\n  /** The camera started moving (a gesture, an animation or `setCamera`) */\n  movestart: Camera;\n  /** The camera moved */\n  move: Camera;\n  /** The camera stopped: no gesture held, no animation running */\n  moveend: Camera;\n  /** The map changed size (CSS pixels) */\n  resize: { width: number; height: number };\n  /** The pointer moved over the map (at most once per frame, not while dragging) */\n  hover: MapPointerEvent;\n  /** What is under the pointer, picked without stalling the GPU: a frame or two after 'hover', only while listened to\n   * (radius and layers in `GeoMap.hoverPicking`) */\n  hoverfeature: MapHoverFeatureEvent;\n  /** Click without drag */\n  click: MapPointerEvent;\n  /** A frame was drawn; duration of the engine call in milliseconds */\n  render: { ms: number };\n  /** Everything in view is loaded and drawn, nothing moves: the end of a load, once after each change (as MapLibre's\n   * `idle`). Tiles requested by the first frame count, so it never fires before they arrive. */\n  idle: Record<string, never>;\n  /** The pointer left the canvas (a mouse going out of the map, or onto a control or marker) */\n  leave: Record<string, never>;\n}\n\n/** What a layer handle needs from its map */\nexport interface LayerHost {\n  readonly engine: Engine;\n  requestRender(): void;\n  /** Forgets a removed layer */\n  detach(layer: object): void;\n  /** Moves a layer under `before`, or on top */\n  moveLayer(layer: object, before: object | undefined): void;\n  /** A layer created again in the engine (new id): put at the place of its old id, which is removed */\n  replaceLayer(layer: object, old: number): void;\n}\n"]}
+{"version":3,"file":"types.js","sourceRoot":"","sources":["../src/types.ts"],"names":[],"mappings":"","sourcesContent":["/** Public types of the `isard` package */\nimport type { AttributionOptions } from './controls.ts';\nimport type { DecoderUrls } from './decoders.ts';\nimport type { Feature, Ramp, Size } from './features.ts';\nimport type { TileGrid } from './grid.ts';\nimport type { Layer } from './layers.ts';\nimport type { Camera, Engine } from './wasm/isard.js';\n\nexport type LonLat = [lon: number, lat: number];\nexport type Point = [x: number, y: number];\n\n/**\n * The named basemaps. OpenFreeMap's vector styles, OpenStreetMap data worldwide, their labels above the other layers:\n * `osm-positron` (light grey, quiet: data over it reads first), `osm-liberty` and `osm-bright` (in colour). The\n * Géoplateforme's (IGN, France): rasters (`ign-plan`, `ign-plan-grey`, `ign-ortho`, the aerial photographs) or vector\n * tiles with their labels (`ign-plan-vector`, `ign-plan-grey-vector`, the PLAN.IGN styles).\n */\nexport type BasemapName =\n  | 'osm-positron'\n  | 'osm-liberty'\n  | 'osm-bright'\n  | 'ign-plan'\n  | 'ign-plan-grey'\n  | 'ign-ortho'\n  | 'ign-plan-vector'\n  | 'ign-plan-grey-vector'\n  | 'none';\n\n/**\n * @deprecated The former names of the Géoplateforme basemaps, still accepted (with a warning): the same names with the\n * `ign-` prefix (`'plan-grey'` is `'ign-plan-grey'`)\n */\nexport type LegacyBasemap = 'plan' | 'plan-grey' | 'plan-vector' | 'plan-grey-vector' | 'ortho';\n\n/** A basemap by name (see `BasemapName`; the former names of `LegacyBasemap` are deprecated) */\nexport type Basemap = BasemapName | LegacyBasemap;\n\n/**\n * The Earth's named terrain models. `'terrain-tiles'`: worldwide, the Terrain Tiles of AWS's open data registry\n * (SRTM, EU-DEM, GMTED… merged by Mapzen, 30 m in most places), the sea floor flattened at sea level. `'ign'`: France,\n * the IGN's RGE ALTI from the Géoplateforme (1 to 5 m), raised by the RAF20 geoid to heights above the ellipsoid.\n */\nexport type TerrainModel = 'terrain-tiles' | 'ign';\n\n/** How tiles encode their altitudes: `'float32'`, raw little-endian floats (`image/x-bil;bits=32`, an ArcGIS raw\n * grid); `'terrarium'`, the colors of a PNG, `R × 256 + G + B / 256 - 32768`; `'mapbox'`, those of Terrain-RGB,\n * `(R × 65536 + G × 256 + B) / 10 - 10000` */\nexport type TerrainEncoding = 'float32' | 'terrarium' | 'mapbox';\n\n/**\n * How tiles load and show. 'immediate' (default): everything visible loads, tiles show as soon as they arrive.\n * 'smooth': during flights the levels flown through are skipped, off-center tiles wait while the camera moves, tiles\n * fade in; fewer downloads, for slow networks or GPUs.\n */\nexport type LoadingMode = 'immediate' | 'smooth';\n\n/** 'globe': a sphere at low zoom, blending into Web Mercator between zooms 5 and 7, up to three levels later under a\n * tilted camera (it sees much farther than its center: the horizon stays curved) */\nexport type Projection = 'globe' | 'mercator';\n\n/** A body to draw the map on, other than the named ones (`CelestialBody`) */\nexport interface BodyOptions {\n  /** Equatorial radius, metres */\n  radius: number;\n  /** Flattening of its ellipsoid, 0 for a sphere (default 0) */\n  flattening?: number;\n  /** An atmosphere: its halo around the globe, true for the Earth's light blue, or a CSS color (its alpha the\n   * halo's strength) (default false) */\n  atmosphere?: boolean | string;\n  /** Color of the globe where no tile covers it (past the Web Mercator latitudes, 85°), a CSS color (default\n   * `#808080`) */\n  color?: string;\n  /** Lowest and highest altitudes of its ground, metres around the ellipsoid: what its relief may raise into view\n   * (default ±1 % of the radius) */\n  relief?: [lowest: number, highest: number];\n}\n\n/**\n * The body the map is drawn on: 'earth' (WGS 84, the default), 'moon' (a sphere of 1 737 400 m, no atmosphere),\n * 'mars' (a sphere of 3 396 190 m, its equatorial radius, a thin dusty halo; planetocentric latitudes) or another\n * one. Zoom levels keep their meaning on screen (the Web Mercator tile pyramid), their metres follow the body:\n * altitudes, relief, buildings, 3D Tiles. Off the Earth, the map has none of the Earth's defaults: no basemap, no\n * credits, and space for its background; the Moon and Mars have NASA's relief for `terrain: true`.\n */\nexport type CelestialBody = 'earth' | 'moon' | 'mars' | BodyOptions;\n\nexport interface GeoMapOptions extends Partial<Camera> {\n  /** The body the map is drawn on (default 'earth'); set at creation */\n  body?: CelestialBody;\n  /** Default 'globe' */\n  projection?: Projection;\n  /** Default 'immediate' */\n  loading?: LoadingMode;\n  /** The basemap (default 'osm-positron'; 'none' off the Earth) */\n  basemap?: Basemap;\n  /** Opacity of the IGN hillshade over the basemap (France, Géoplateforme), 0 for none (default 0) */\n  hillshade?: number;\n  /** Color behind the map (sky of tilted flat views), a CSS color (default `#f2f2f0`; black off the Earth) */\n  background?: string;\n  /** Space behind the globe: stars and atmosphere halo, fading out as the globe turns flat (default true) */\n  sky?: boolean;\n  /** Relief under the basemap: true for the body's terrain model (on the Earth the worldwide Terrain Tiles; NASA's on\n   * the Moon and Mars: LOLA, MOLA), one of the Earth's models by name (`'ign'`: France, RGE ALTI), or its options\n   * (default false; on another body, its `url` is required). Network layers are draped on it */\n  terrain?: boolean | TerrainModel | TerrainOptions;\n  minZoom?: number;\n  maxZoom?: number;\n  /** Highest pitch, degrees, up to 85 (default 70) */\n  maxPitch?: number;\n  /** Sky over the plane, seen when the camera is tilted towards the horizon, and the fog the ground fades into\n   * (MapLibre's `setSky`); default none: the background color */\n  atmosphere?: AtmosphereOptions;\n  /** Mouse, touch and keyboard controls (default true) */\n  interactive?: boolean;\n  /** Keyboard controls once the map has the focus (it is reached with Tab): arrows pan, Shift + arrows rotate and\n   * tilt, + and - zoom (Shift: two levels), 0 faces north and levels the view (default true; none when not\n   * `interactive`) */\n  keyboard?: boolean;\n  /** Accessible name of the map, read by screen readers (default 'Map') */\n  ariaLabel?: string;\n  /** Where to load the engine with 3D Tiles from (`isard_bg.wasm`), when a bundler does not resolve the default URL.\n   * Given without `coreWasmUrl`, maps load this engine from the start */\n  wasmUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Where to load the engine without 3D Tiles from (`isard_core_bg.wasm`, a third smaller), when a bundler does not\n   * resolve the default URL. Maps load it first, and the engine with 3D Tiles (`wasmUrl`) for their first 3D Tiles\n   * layer only */\n  coreWasmUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Where the decoding workers load the point cloud module from (`isard_points_bg.wasm`, the LAZ decoder of COPC),\n   * when a bundler does not resolve the default URL. Loaded with the first point cloud only */\n  pointsWasmUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Load the engine with 3D Tiles from the start (default false: it is loaded when the first 3D Tiles layer or glTF\n   * model is added, the map then moving its camera and layers onto it, a stall of about a frame or two). For a map that shows 3D Tiles\n   * at once: one engine downloaded instead of two. `'preload'`: the map starts on the engine without 3D Tiles and\n   * downloads and compiles the other once idle, without running it: its first 3D Tiles layer does not wait for the\n   * download (for a map that will show 3D Tiles later, on demand) */\n  tiles3d?: boolean | 'preload';\n  /** Where to load the vector basemap worker from, when a bundler does not resolve the default URL */\n  basemapWorkerUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Texture size of the vector basemap's tiles, pixels (default 512: lines and edges sharp at every zoom on a screen\n   * of pixel ratio 1). 256: a quarter of the drawing in the workers, of the uploads and of the GPU memory, for lines\n   * and edges a little softer between two zoom levels (the tiles are shown 181 to 362 CSS pixels wide) */\n  basemapTileSize?: number;\n  /** Glyphs of the symbol layers: a URL with `{fontstack}` and `{range}` (MapLibre's glyph format; default\n   * OpenFreeMap's fonts, Noto Sans). A vector basemap's labels take the glyphs of its style */\n  glyphs?: string;\n  /** Workers decoding 3D Tiles off the main thread: a count, or false to decode on the main thread (default: cores - 1,\n   * 1 to 4). False (or 0) also decodes the PNG relief and reprojects the equirectangular rasters on the main thread,\n   * else done by the vector basemap's workers */\n  workers?: number | false;\n  /** Where to load the decoding worker from, when a bundler does not resolve the default URL */\n  workerUrl?: string | URL;\n  /** Folders of the Draco and Basis Universal decoders, loaded by the workers on first use (default: the official\n   * builds on gstatic.com and jsDelivr; self-host them for offline or locked-down networks). They run through\n   * `new Function`: a Content Security Policy needs `'unsafe-eval'` (see `DecoderUrls`) */\n  decoders?: Partial<DecoderUrls>;\n  /** Credits at the bottom right: false for none, or its options (default true: the credits of the basemap,\n   * hillshade and relief in use, compact on maps narrower than 640 px) */\n  attributionControl?: boolean | AttributionOptions;\n}\n\nexport interface TerrainOptions {\n  /** One of the Earth's named models (default `'terrain-tiles'` on the Earth); unused with a `url` */\n  model?: TerrainModel;\n  /** Altitudes of 256 × 256 tiles in `encoding`: a WMS GetMap URL with {bbox} (EPSG:3857 on the Earth, the body's\n   * Mercator metres elsewhere: the sphere of its radius), a tile URL with {z}, {x} and {y}, or an ArcGIS image service\n   * (a URL ending in `/ImageServer`), asked for raw altitudes in the body's Mercator (default: the `model`'s; on the\n   * Moon and Mars, NASA's Trek LOLA and MOLA models) */\n  url?: string;\n  /** How the tiles of `url` encode their altitudes (default `'float32'`); `'terrarium'` and `'mapbox'` take a URL with\n   * {z}, {x} and {y} */\n  encoding?: TerrainEncoding;\n  /** Vertical exaggeration, 1 for the true relief (default 1) */\n  exaggeration?: number;\n  /** Finest level of the relief, up to 15 (default 15; 14 for the Terrain Tiles, 8 for the Moon's and Mars's models). It\n   * starts at level 6 on the Earth, coarser on bodies of a larger relief for their size (3 on the Moon and Mars) */\n  maxZoom?: number;\n  /** Altitudes over mainland France raised by the height of the RAF20 geoid (the French one, 0 away from France), to\n   * heights above the ellipsoid (those of 3D Tiles); false keeps the altitudes as served (NGF-IGN69 for the IGN's)\n   * (default true for the `'ign'` model, false otherwise) */\n  geoid?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** Sky, horizon and fog over the plane, with the names and meanings of MapLibre's `setSky` */\nexport interface AtmosphereOptions {\n  /** A CSS color (default `#9cc7ec`) */\n  skyColor?: string;\n  /** (default `#e8f1f8`) */\n  horizonColor?: string;\n  /** (default `#f2f5f8`) */\n  fogColor?: string;\n  /** Blend from the horizon to the sky color, share of the field of view above the horizon, 0-1 (default 0.6) */\n  skyHorizonBlend?: number;\n  /** Blend from the horizon to the fog color below the horizon, 0-1 (default 0.7) */\n  horizonFogBlend?: number;\n  /** Share of the distance to the far plane over which the ground fades into the fog, 0-1 (default 0.4) */\n  fogGroundBlend?: number;\n}\n\n/** What can be seen from a point (`GeoMap.setViewshed`); with several observers, the colors and opacity are the\n * first one's */\nexport interface ViewshedOptions {\n  /** The observer */\n  position: LonLat;\n  /** Metres above the ground (default 1.7, eye level) */\n  height?: number;\n  /** Metres around the observer that are tinted (default 1000) */\n  range?: number;\n  /** A CSS color for what is seen (default `#2f9e44`) */\n  visibleColor?: string;\n  /** A CSS color for what is hidden (default `#e03131`) */\n  hiddenColor?: string;\n  /** 0-1 (default 0.55) */\n  opacity?: number;\n  /** To look one way only (a camera, a lookout), degrees clockwise from north; all around without it */\n  direction?: number;\n  /** Degrees above the horizon the cone looks, negative below (default 0) */\n  tilt?: number;\n  /** Angle of view across, degrees (default 60) */\n  fov?: number;\n  /** Angle of view up and down, degrees (default 40) */\n  verticalFov?: number;\n}\n\n/** Animation of a camera move */\nexport interface AnimationOptions {\n  /** Milliseconds */\n  duration?: number;\n  /** Progress over time, both 0 to 1 */\n  easing?: (t: number) => number;\n}\n\nexport interface FlyToOptions extends AnimationOptions {\n  /** How far the flight zooms out on its way, as MapLibre's `curve` (default 1.42) */\n  curve?: number;\n  /** Average speed in screens per second when `duration` is not given (default 1.2) */\n  speed?: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Tile grid of a raster's URL. 'mercator': Web Mercator (XYZ, WMTS PM), the engine's own. 'equirectangular':\n * longitudes and latitudes (Plate Carrée, EPSG:4326-like), two 256 px tiles side by side at level 0, rows from the\n * north (NASA's Trek WMTS, WorldCRS84Quad). A `TileGrid`: the tile matrices of a WMTS in any CRS (Lambert-93…), or a\n * WMS asked for each tile's box in its CRS. The last two are reprojected into Web Mercator tiles by the map's workers\n * (in the page with `workers: false`).\n */\nexport type RasterGrid = 'mercator' | 'equirectangular' | TileGrid;\n\n/** What `RasterLayer.setStyle` changes */\nexport interface RasterStyle {\n  opacity: number;\n  /** 0 = greyscale, 1 = original colors */\n  saturation: number;\n}\n\nexport interface RasterOptions {\n  /** Tile URL with {z}, {x} and {y} (256 px tiles); unused with a `loader` */\n  url: string;\n  /** Tile grid of `url` (default 'mercator'); with 'equirectangular', `minZoom` and `maxZoom` are levels of that\n   * grid; with a `TileGrid`, they are map zooms, by default those its matrices span */\n  grid?: RasterGrid;\n  minZoom?: number;\n  maxZoom?: number;\n  opacity?: number;\n  /** 0 = greyscale, 1 = original colors */\n  saturation?: number;\n  /** Side of the tiles' textures, pixels (default 256): more for sharper tiles drawn by a `loader` */\n  size?: number;\n  /** Draws each tile instead of fetching `url`: an image of `size` × `size`, null for nothing there; a rejection is\n   * retried like a network error */\n  loader?: (z: number, x: number, y: number, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<ImageBitmap | null>;\n  /** Credits of the tiles, HTML: shown by the attribution control while the layer is on the map */\n  attribution?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface NetworkStyle {\n  /** Line width, CSS pixels, or zoom stops `[[zoom, width], …]` (default 2) */\n  width: Size;\n  /** Values above are drawn as unreached (default 1800) */\n  max: number;\n  /** Darker line every `contour` value units, 0 for none (default 0) */\n  contour: number;\n  opacity: number;\n  /** Width of the halo drawn under the lines, CSS pixels or zoom stops, 0 for none (default 0): wide and faint, the\n   * reached streets add up into a heat map that fills the blocks */\n  halo: Size;\n  /** Opacity of the halo at the middle of a line, fading quadratically to its sides (default 0.11) */\n  haloOpacity: number;\n  /** Colors from 0 to `max`: `[[fraction of max, color], …]` (default green to red) */\n  ramp: Ramp | undefined;\n  /** Color of the parts beyond `max` or unreached (default `rgba(140, 140, 140, 0.25)`) */\n  unreachedColor: string;\n  /** Share of `max` over which the colors fade out before it, 0 to 1 (default 0) */\n  fade: number;\n}\n\nexport interface NetworkOptions extends Partial<NetworkStyle> {\n  /** Node coordinates in degrees: lon0, lat0, lon1, lat1… */\n  nodes: Float64Array;\n  /** Edges as node index pairs: a0, b0, a1, b1… */\n  edges: Uint32Array;\n  /** Line of each edge, from A to B: the points of edge e are `points[start[e] .. start[e + 1]]` (lon, lat pairs,\n   * counted in points); with fewer than two points an edge is straight. Default: all straight. */\n  lines?: { start: Uint32Array; points: Float64Array };\n  /** Per edge, the cost of travelling it from A to B then from B to A, in value units (Infinity: closed that way;\n   * closed both ways: not drawn). A point along an edge then takes the quickest way there, min(value(A) + cost from\n   * A, value(B) + cost from B), as a travel time does. Without costs, values are interpolated along the edges. */\n  costs?: Float32Array;\n  /** Width factor of each edge (default 1): rail lines wider than streets */\n  edgeWidths?: Float32Array;\n}\n\nexport interface Tiles3dStyle {\n  /** Screen-space error (CSS pixels) above which a tile is refined: 16 by default, lower is finer and heavier */\n  maxScreenSpaceError: number;\n  opacity: number;\n  /** Size of the points of point cloud tiles (`.pnts`, glTF points), CSS pixels: 2 by default */\n  pointSize?: number;\n}\n\nexport interface Tiles3dOptions extends Partial<Tiles3dStyle> {\n  /** URL of a `tileset.json` (3D Tiles 1.0 b3dm and pnts, 1.1 glb meshes and points, external tilesets) */\n  url: string;\n}\n\nexport interface MapPointerEvent {\n  point: Point;\n  /** Undefined above the horizon */\n  lonLat: LonLat | undefined;\n}\n\n/** What 'hoverfeature' found under the pointer */\nexport interface MapHoverFeatureEvent extends MapPointerEvent {\n  /** The feature under the pointer (see `GeoMap.pickFeature`), undefined if none */\n  hit: FeatureHit | undefined;\n}\n\n/** A picked feature: its layer handle, its index there and, for line, circle and fill layers, the feature itself */\nexport interface FeatureHit {\n  layer: Layer;\n  index: number;\n  feature: Feature | undefined;\n}\n\nexport interface MapEvents {\n  /** The camera started moving (a gesture, an animation or `setCamera`) */\n  movestart: Camera;\n  /** The camera moved */\n  move: Camera;\n  /** The camera stopped: no gesture held, no animation running */\n  moveend: Camera;\n  /** The map changed size (CSS pixels) */\n  resize: { width: number; height: number };\n  /** The pointer moved over the map (at most once per frame, not while dragging) */\n  hover: MapPointerEvent;\n  /** What is under the pointer, picked without stalling the GPU: a frame or two after 'hover', only while listened to\n   * (radius and layers in `GeoMap.hoverPicking`) */\n  hoverfeature: MapHoverFeatureEvent;\n  /** Click without drag */\n  click: MapPointerEvent;\n  /** A frame was drawn; duration of the engine call in milliseconds */\n  render: { ms: number };\n  /** Everything in view is loaded and drawn, nothing moves: the end of a load, once after each change (as MapLibre's\n   * `idle`). Tiles requested by the first frame count, so it never fires before they arrive. */\n  idle: Record<string, never>;\n  /** The pointer left the canvas (a mouse going out of the map, or onto a control or marker) */\n  leave: Record<string, never>;\n}\n\n/** What a layer handle needs from its map */\nexport interface LayerHost {\n  readonly engine: Engine;\n  requestRender(): void;\n  /** Forgets a removed layer */\n  detach(layer: object): void;\n  /** Moves a layer under `before`, or on top */\n  moveLayer(layer: object, before: object | undefined): void;\n  /** A layer created again in the engine (new id): put at the place of its old id, which is removed */\n  replaceLayer(layer: object, old: number): void;\n}\n"]}

package/dist/wasm/isard.d.ts

@@ -603,11 +603,13 @@ export class Engine {
      */
     setTiles3dStyle(id: number, max_error: number, opacity: number, point_size?: number | null): void;
     /**
-     * Shows what can be seen from a point within `range` metres around it: `lon`, `lat` (degrees), `height` metres
-     * above the ground; seen and hidden surfaces tinted with `visible` and `hidden` (RGB 0-1) at `opacity`. `cone`:
-     * heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees) to look one way only, empty to look all around
+     * Shows what can be seen from points, each within its range: `observers` holds 8 numbers per observer
+     * (16 at most): longitude, latitude (degrees), metres above the ground, range (metres), then to look one way
+     * only heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees), the heading NaN to look all around. What some
+     * observer sees is tinted with `visible`, what is hidden from all those that reach it with `hidden` (RGB 0-1),
+     * at `opacity`
      */
-    setViewshed(lon: number, lat: number, height: number, range: number, visible: Float32Array, hidden: Float32Array, opacity: number, cone: Float64Array): void;
+    setViewshed(observers: Float64Array, visible: Float32Array, hidden: Float32Array, opacity: number): void;
     setZoomRange(min: number, max: number): void;
     /**
      * Tile counters of the raster layers, for diagnostics
@@ -738,7 +740,7 @@ export interface InitOutput {
     readonly engine_setTerrain: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number) => [number, number];
     readonly engine_setTileLoader: (a: number, b: any) => void;
     readonly engine_setTiles3dStyle: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number) => void;
-    readonly engine_setViewshed: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number, i: number, j: number, k: number, l: number) => [number, number];
+    readonly engine_setViewshed: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number) => [number, number];
     readonly engine_setZoomRange: (a: number, b: number, c: number) => void;
     readonly engine_stats: (a: number) => any;
     readonly engine_textureFormats: (a: number) => any;

package/dist/wasm/isard.js

@@ -1002,26 +1002,24 @@ export class Engine {
         wasm.engine_setTiles3dStyle(this.__wbg_ptr, id, max_error, opacity, !isLikeNone(point_size), isLikeNone(point_size) ? 0 : point_size);
     }
     /**
-     * Shows what can be seen from a point within `range` metres around it: `lon`, `lat` (degrees), `height` metres
-     * above the ground; seen and hidden surfaces tinted with `visible` and `hidden` (RGB 0-1) at `opacity`. `cone`:
-     * heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees) to look one way only, empty to look all around
-     * @param {number} lon
-     * @param {number} lat
-     * @param {number} height
-     * @param {number} range
+     * Shows what can be seen from points, each within its range: `observers` holds 8 numbers per observer
+     * (16 at most): longitude, latitude (degrees), metres above the ground, range (metres), then to look one way
+     * only heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees), the heading NaN to look all around. What some
+     * observer sees is tinted with `visible`, what is hidden from all those that reach it with `hidden` (RGB 0-1),
+     * at `opacity`
+     * @param {Float64Array} observers
      * @param {Float32Array} visible
      * @param {Float32Array} hidden
      * @param {number} opacity
-     * @param {Float64Array} cone
      */
-    setViewshed(lon, lat, height, range, visible, hidden, opacity, cone) {
-        const ptr0 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(visible, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
+    setViewshed(observers, visible, hidden, opacity) {
+        const ptr0 = passArrayF64ToWasm0(observers, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
         const len0 = WASM_VECTOR_LEN;
-        const ptr1 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(hidden, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
+        const ptr1 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(visible, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
         const len1 = WASM_VECTOR_LEN;
-        const ptr2 = passArrayF64ToWasm0(cone, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
+        const ptr2 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(hidden, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
         const len2 = WASM_VECTOR_LEN;
-        const ret = wasm.engine_setViewshed(this.__wbg_ptr, lon, lat, height, range, ptr0, len0, ptr1, len1, opacity, ptr2, len2);
+        const ret = wasm.engine_setViewshed(this.__wbg_ptr, ptr0, len0, ptr1, len1, ptr2, len2, opacity);
         if (ret[1]) {
             throw takeFromExternrefTable0(ret[0]);
         }

package/dist/wasm/isard_core.d.ts

@@ -358,11 +358,13 @@ export class Engine {
      */
     setTerrain(url: string | null | undefined, exaggeration: number, max_z: number | null | undefined, geoid: boolean | null | undefined, loader: ((z: number, x: number, y: number, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<Float32Array | null>) | undefined): void;
     /**
-     * Shows what can be seen from a point within `range` metres around it: `lon`, `lat` (degrees), `height` metres
-     * above the ground; seen and hidden surfaces tinted with `visible` and `hidden` (RGB 0-1) at `opacity`. `cone`:
-     * heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees) to look one way only, empty to look all around
+     * Shows what can be seen from points, each within its range: `observers` holds 8 numbers per observer
+     * (16 at most): longitude, latitude (degrees), metres above the ground, range (metres), then to look one way
+     * only heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees), the heading NaN to look all around. What some
+     * observer sees is tinted with `visible`, what is hidden from all those that reach it with `hidden` (RGB 0-1),
+     * at `opacity`
      */
-    setViewshed(lon: number, lat: number, height: number, range: number, visible: Float32Array, hidden: Float32Array, opacity: number, cone: Float64Array): void;
+    setViewshed(observers: Float64Array, visible: Float32Array, hidden: Float32Array, opacity: number): void;
     setZoomRange(min: number, max: number): void;
     /**
      * Tile counters of the raster layers, for diagnostics
@@ -459,7 +461,7 @@ export interface InitOutput {
     readonly engine_setSymbolLayer: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number, i: number) => void;
     readonly engine_setSymbols: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number, i: number, j: number) => [number, number];
     readonly engine_setTerrain: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number) => [number, number];
-    readonly engine_setViewshed: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number, i: number, j: number, k: number, l: number) => [number, number];
+    readonly engine_setViewshed: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number) => [number, number];
     readonly engine_setZoomRange: (a: number, b: number, c: number) => void;
     readonly engine_stats: (a: number) => any;
     readonly engine_updateGlyphAtlas: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number) => void;

package/dist/wasm/isard_core.js

@@ -873,26 +873,24 @@ export class Engine {
         }
     }
     /**
-     * Shows what can be seen from a point within `range` metres around it: `lon`, `lat` (degrees), `height` metres
-     * above the ground; seen and hidden surfaces tinted with `visible` and `hidden` (RGB 0-1) at `opacity`. `cone`:
-     * heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees) to look one way only, empty to look all around
-     * @param {number} lon
-     * @param {number} lat
-     * @param {number} height
-     * @param {number} range
+     * Shows what can be seen from points, each within its range: `observers` holds 8 numbers per observer
+     * (16 at most): longitude, latitude (degrees), metres above the ground, range (metres), then to look one way
+     * only heading, tilt, angles of view across and up (degrees), the heading NaN to look all around. What some
+     * observer sees is tinted with `visible`, what is hidden from all those that reach it with `hidden` (RGB 0-1),
+     * at `opacity`
+     * @param {Float64Array} observers
      * @param {Float32Array} visible
      * @param {Float32Array} hidden
      * @param {number} opacity
-     * @param {Float64Array} cone
      */
-    setViewshed(lon, lat, height, range, visible, hidden, opacity, cone) {
-        const ptr0 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(visible, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
+    setViewshed(observers, visible, hidden, opacity) {
+        const ptr0 = passArrayF64ToWasm0(observers, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
         const len0 = WASM_VECTOR_LEN;
-        const ptr1 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(hidden, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
+        const ptr1 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(visible, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
         const len1 = WASM_VECTOR_LEN;
-        const ptr2 = passArrayF64ToWasm0(cone, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
+        const ptr2 = passArrayF32ToWasm0(hidden, wasm.__wbindgen_malloc);
         const len2 = WASM_VECTOR_LEN;
-        const ret = wasm.engine_setViewshed(this.__wbg_ptr, lon, lat, height, range, ptr0, len0, ptr1, len1, opacity, ptr2, len2);
+        const ret = wasm.engine_setViewshed(this.__wbg_ptr, ptr0, len0, ptr1, len1, ptr2, len2, opacity);
         if (ret[1]) {
             throw takeFromExternrefTable0(ret[0]);
         }

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "isard",
-  "version": "0.6.0",
+  "version": "0.6.1",
   "description": "A WebGL2 map engine for large, interactive data layers, labels and 3D Tiles over raster or vector basemaps (Rust core in WebAssembly)",
   "license": "MIT",
   "author": "Kevin Graff",