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Increase pixel width of mapillary coverage #244
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I have been using mapillary with GPX studio quite a lot to identify areas of interest on my routes. The default width is so thin that it is difficult to see what is covered and what not. Note: this proposed change is done from the perspective of someone in North America where roads and coverage might have less density than in Europe - so it might not make sense to all. Nevertheless, I thought I would propose the changes and see.
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I have been using mapillary with GPX studio quite a lot to identify areas of interest on my routes. The default width is so thin that it is difficult to see what is covered and what not.
Note: this proposed change is done from the perspective of someone in North America where roads and coverage might have less density than in Europe - so it might not make sense to all.
Nevertheless, I thought I would propose the changes and see.