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POSometimes map tiles does smaller in 2x times in map when use RouteMe (Alpstein fork)
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<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/lnQ0F.png" alt="different map tiles size"> I use RouteMe (Alpstein fork) for display maps this map engine use CATiledLayer for display map tiles sometimes map tiles does smaller in 2x times (when I do often zoom in and zoom out) who know how it can fix? <ul> <li>problem repeated in my iPhone 4S (5.1.1) </li> <li>so I found same problem in RouteMe (Alpstein fork) based SDK like: MapBox IOS SDK etc...</li> </ul>
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