Image Map coordinate discussion

[zhubib1234]

Can coordinates only be displayed as percentages? I set the geographic coordinates, but still display the percentage coordinates.
It would be nice if it could be displayed as real geographic coordinates.

[valentine195]

Can you give me more context:

1. Is this an image map?
2. Where is it displaying them as percentages?

Regardless, they should not be displaying as percentages - the only time percentages should be used as coordinates is when initializing an image map as the initial lat/long to display on load. After that, all coordinates should be in the map's CRS.

[zhubib1234]

Don't know how to send pictures?

id: Map With Layered Images
image: [[18.jpg]]
image: [[merge.jpg]]
height: 400px
lat: 50
long: 50
height: 500px
minZoom: 4
maxZoom: 18
defaultZoom: 15
unit: meters
scale: 100000

"color":"#3accfd","layer":false,"transform":{"size":6,"x":0,"y":-2}}],"color":"#dddddd","lat":10.616478,"long":30.501693,"notePreview":false,"layerMarkers":true,"previousVersion":"3.9.5","warnedAboutMapMarker":false,"copyOnClick":true}

Is there a problem with this setting?

[valentine195]

If you drag an image into the Github comment box, it should upload it and include it into your comment.

Anyway, that all looks correct to me. Where are you then seeing coordinates as percentages?

[zhubib1234]

How to solve the problem that the longitudinal dimension is elongated?

[valentine195]

Your bounds must be the same aspect ratio as your image, or the image will be skewed to fit.

[zhubib1234]

I don't know what's wrong. I use the corresponding geographic coordinates on the map.

[zhubib1234]

Is the aspect ratio of geographical coordinates calculated in this way?
("bottom-right-latitude"-"top-left-latitude")/("top-left-longitude"-"bottom-right-longitude")

If so
The length width ratio of geographical coordinates is “1.390266122”

The length width ratio of the picture is “9472/7936 = 1.193548387”

The two values are really different. How can we solve them?

[zhubib1234]

It's solved. I'm the one who reversed the data. thank you.