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Hi there, i would like to know how does the zoom algorithm works. I have to implement it in my own map control and zooming in or out into a point has to be the same as this behavior. Thank you very much!

asked 21 Nov '14, 15:52

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Which "the zoom algorithm"? Please edit your question.

(21 Nov '14, 16:10) aseerel4c26 ♦

I ment how do I zoom out or in keeping the zone under the mouse pointer in the same place.

(21 Nov '14, 16:16) Fabri
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This question is not related to OSM itself. Why don't you check the source code in openLayers or leaflet ?

(21 Nov '14, 16:56) Pieren

I did check there, but i couldn't find it.

(21 Nov '14, 17:21) Fabri

@Fabri, which software or website do you mean?

(21 Nov '14, 19:54) aseerel4c26 ♦

Just zoom into the coordinates of the mouse position? Or is your question about the slippy map tilenames?

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answered 21 Nov '14, 18:15

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www.OpenStreetMap.org uses Leaflet to display map tiles and handle events such as zoom (whether via the mousewheel or via a +/- control). The Leaflet source code is available if you want to have a poke around in it to see what it's doing.

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