map installed by npm and map run in example have different colors

[clearisoft]

I do not known why? :(

[tentone]

Hello

These are probably using different providers.

The provider will indicate the source of the map tiles (mapbox, google maps, etc)

[clearisoft]

Hello Tentone:
But I use the same provider(bingmap)
var provider = new BingMapsProvider('', BingMapsProvider.AERIAL);
var map = new MapView(MapView.PLANAR, provider);

[clearisoft]

I have carefully examined the examples in the example and my program, and noticed that the URLs of the images referenced in the tiles are exactly the same. However, when rendered, the visuals in my program appear brighter, as if there is lighting in the scene. In reality, there is no lighting in the scene.

[tentone]

The example has lights set, so thats might be the difference

[clearisoft]

I fix it，it is a bug of three.js after 0.152.0

[tobias74]

I have the same problem. Reverting to 0.151.3 of three.js solved the issue. My question now would be: Is this really a bug in three.js, or rather some sort of incompatibility that could be resolved otherwise? For me reverting to 0.151.3 of three.js is not possible because it introduces lighting and contrast problems in other areas of my project...

I have found this in the release notes of threejs for version 0.152: https://discourse.threejs.org/t/updates-to-color-management-in-three-js-r152/50791

Quote from the release notes: "The upcoming release r152 will contain changes affecting color and lighting."

[tentone]

This might be caused by the changes in color management in three.js

I will update the project to use the latest version and test to ensure that colors are kept as they were.

[tentone]

A simple to get around would be to disable color management in project, but its not the correct way to go about it.

I will update all color usage in the project to be as close as possible to the old model, but it is expect to have some differences in the end result.