I'm using mapbox studio to customize a map and I haven't found the way to display building-outline layer at any zoom level.
If I'm under of 16 zoom level, this layer disappears... even if I force opacity to 1.
Any idea ?
Thank you in advance
Mapbox studio : how to display building at any zoom level
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The minimum zoom level for the
buildingslayer in the current tileset (Mapbox Streets v8) is 13.This means that if you zoom out further (from 12 to 0) the
buildingslayer will not be rendered on the map.See documentation:
The reason for this restriction is that if you requested your browser to fetch and render every building polygon in a wider area (like an entire city or country), this would be more than a reasonable amount of data to render.
If you have your own buildings polygon data and you create a tileset from that, you could choose to include your data across more zoom levels. However, you might waste a lot of computing resources drawing shapes that are too tiny to understand at those further zoom levels.