Location Marker Manager Request Extended Latitude and Longitude

[dmull]

I have been trying to add my location but I need 6 digits after the "." and the software only allows 5 digits so it puts my house clear on the other side of town.

Like Longitude is -93.598022 and latitude is the same, 6 digits after the "."

[AdenKoperczak]

A latitude longitude coordinate with 5 digits should be precise to less then 2 meters across the entire world. There is an issue I have seen on some old Intel CPUs with integrated graphics on Linux where the marker is displayed a significant distance (about 1/4 mile in my case) from the actual location. What OS and hardware (CPU and GPU) are you running?

[dmull]

It is the sixth digit that points at my house. If I only use 5 digits on both, it moves me almost 10 miles away from where I need it to be and this misses the whole point of using this option.Sent from my iPhoneOn Jul 11, 2025, at 6:27 PM, Aden Koperczak ***@***.***> wrote:AdenKoperczak left a comment (dpaulat/supercell-wx#482) A latitude longitude coordinate with 5 digits should be precise to less then 2 meters across the entire world. There is an issue I have seen on some old Intel CPUs with integrated graphics on Linux where the marker is displayed a significant distance (about 1/4 mile in my case) from the actual location. What OS and hardware (CPU and GPU) are you running? —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[dmull]

My apologies, I am running Linux on an HP z440 with two guys, one amd and other nvidia gpu which is passed through to a VM. I tried this on my work computer which is windows, 14th gen Intel with a Nvida 3060 and it does the same thing with the same version. Version 0.5.0Sent from my iPhoneOn Jul 11, 2025, at 6:27 PM, Aden Koperczak ***@***.***> wrote:AdenKoperczak left a comment (dpaulat/supercell-wx#482) A latitude longitude coordinate with 5 digits should be precise to less then 2 meters across the entire world. There is an issue I have seen on some old Intel CPUs with integrated graphics on Linux where the marker is displayed a significant distance (about 1/4 mile in my case) from the actual location. What OS and hardware (CPU and GPU) are you running? —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[AdenKoperczak]

I fully agree that 10 miles off makes it useless, but i think this is a bug someplace in our code, since 5 decimal places should be within 2 meters or 7 feet of the location, not 10 miles.10 miles is closer to a 0.14 degree difference at the equator, and more closer to the poles. If it is a bug with our code, adding another decimal place will not fix the issue.

1. Could you try hovering over the location on the map with your mouse, and pressing m to place a location marker? Maybe we just have an odd offset for some reason.
2. Try putting the coordinates with 5 digits into a mapping program like Google Maps to see where that location truly is (12.34567N 123.45678W works in Google Maps). If it differs significantly from where Supercell Wx is putting it, then it is a bug in our code rendering it.

[dmull]

I will try this. When I see the stats I see that it is 6 digits. I will try this.

[dmull]

This did put the marker down on the right spot and still 5 digits. I can use this for sure. Was not aware of the hotkeys. I looked right at that earlier too!

Thanks for the help.

[dmull]

FYI, the ending numbers do not match what gets added but it does place the icon where needed. The mark is .00077 and the bottom right states it is .00098