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I observed weird behavior when using transitions with data that has high numerical values. I am trying to map a genomic scale (0 to 3 billion base pairs) to the orthographic view. When transitions for getPosition are not present, everything works as expected, therefore I can see a point for each base pair individually. But as soon as I enable the transition the precision seems to suffer and multiple points get mapped to the same x position (see screenshots). Is this currently a limitation with deck.gl or does anyone know a fix for this? (I assume this could have something to do with the transform buffer feedback used for attribute transitions?)
Note that the transitions never actually run, only the presence of it causes this behavior
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I observed weird behavior when using transitions with data that has high numerical values. I am trying to map a genomic scale (0 to 3 billion base pairs) to the orthographic view. When transitions for getPosition are not present, everything works as expected, therefore I can see a point for each base pair individually. But as soon as I enable the transition the precision seems to suffer and multiple points get mapped to the same x position (see screenshots). Is this currently a limitation with deck.gl or does anyone know a fix for this? (I assume this could have something to do with the transform buffer feedback used for attribute transitions?)
Note that the transitions never actually run, only the presence of it causes this behavior
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