mapspinner 0.1.19 → 0.1.21

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "mapspinner",
-  "version": "0.1.19",
+  "version": "0.1.21",
   "description": "WebGL2 Earth-scale terrain rendering SDK for interactive globe applications",
   "main": "src/index.js",
   "exports": {

package/src/gl-render.js

@@ -792,7 +792,7 @@ export async function initMapspinnerRender(gl, opts = {}) {
     gl.uniform1f(U('uTexTileM'),   _g('texTile', 2400.0));  // metres per repeat (user: 24m read as noise/rock -- 100x bigger)
     gl.uniform1f(U('uTexNrmK'),    _g('texNrmK', 3.0));     // 0.8 -> 3.0 (user 2026-06-11 'displacement normals must be THE texture normals': A/B-measured -- 0.8 was visually NIL (0% of px changed >10 on toggle), 2.0 gave 1.3%, 5.0 gave 22%; the normalize(nLit+texDn) compresses the response so visibility is non-linear in K. 3.0 makes the displacement-derived relief clearly read; the loader's per-texel 0.9 tilt cap keeps the historical saturation/scramble class structurally impossible at any apply strength)
     gl.uniform1f(U('uTexMix'),     _g('texMix', 0.85));     // splat blend amount (0 = off)
-    gl.uniform1f(U('uTexWarp'),    _g('texWarp', 0.25));    // anti-repetition warp amplitude (halved from 0.5 per user)
+    gl.uniform1f(U('uTexWarp'),    _g('texWarp', 0.325));   // anti-repetition warp amplitude (+30% from 0.25, grass needed more visible warping)
     gl.uniform1f(U('uTexPhoto'),   _g('texPhoto', 0.0));    // raw photo-color fraction (0 = patch matches the macro shade exactly)
     gl.uniform1f(U('uTexPhotoNear'), _g('texPhotoNear', 0.45));  // near-field material identity (photo hue at macro luminance; user 2026-06-12 'must be either grass or sand')
     gl.uniform4f(U('uSurfMeanL'), _surfMeanL[0], _surfMeanL[1], _surfMeanL[2], _surfMeanL[3]);   // per-layer mean linear luminance (shade-match divisor)

package/src/quadtree.js

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ export class Quadtree {
     // 20km). Shrinking the penalty-free near radius lets the far-LOD falloff coarsen MORE of the
     // off-screen / past-horizon field, cutting peak visible leaves toward ~600-900 (precondition
     // for the 512 layer cap). These are THE only values -- no device tier.
-    const near = Math.max(this._camAlt * 2.0, horizon * 0.4, 20000.0);
+    const near = Math.max(this._camAlt * 2.0, horizon * 0.2, 10000.0);
     // floor 0.5 (was 0.18): past the horizon the split may HALVE, not crush to ~1/5 (which was
     // collapsing near-field detail on descent). Foreground (latC<near) stays fall=1 -> full LOD.
     const fall = 1.0 / (1.0 + Math.max(0.0, latC - near) / near);