Two poster comments state the defect instead of quoting its report
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* check-mercator-slice — a poster's tile rows must be equal on SCREEN, not equal in degrees.
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* THE DEFECT (Driver, 2026-09-28): Simple Research's Export → poster "shows too much of Antarctica"
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* THE DEFECT: Simple Research's Export → poster showed far too much of Antarctica
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* and comes out at the wrong, vertical aspect.
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* The big-poster renderer stitches tiles, each drawn into an EQUAL-HEIGHT slot of the output. It picked
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// MEASURED on a -60..75 view in 4 rows, the top band is 37.0% of the true screen height and was
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// being painted into 25% of the poster, the next 19.7% into 25%. That is the wrong aspect, and
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// the high-latitude bands — where a degree buys the most pixels — are the most over-represented,
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// which is the "too much Antarctica" the Driver reported.
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// which is why the poster showed far too much of Antarctica.
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const latBands = equalHeightLatBands(sw.lat, ne.lat, rows);
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let completed = 0;
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