How to enforce xlim/ylim on geoviews even if map aspect is incorrect?

[ahuang11]

The image is bouncing around with a holomap. I don’t mind if the map aspect is inaccurate.

I’ve tried manually setting xlim/ylim, aspect, frame_width, frame_height, global_extents, but when I use the bokeh zoom and change the holomap’s selection, it bounces around.

[Marc]

Hi @ahuang11

Great to see you are active

I am not that experienced with geoviews. But if you could be more specific and include a minimal, reproducing code and some screenshot/ gifs it would make it much easier to try to help. And the community would also end up with an improved code and knowledge base.

Would that be possible?

Thanks.

[ahuang11]

Haha I was unable to recreate it with a minimal example, but another question:

Is there a way to stop holoviews from resetting extents upon change in selection?

If you zoom in and then change the slider a bit, the map extents resets import panel as pn import xarray as xr import pandas as pd import hvplot.pandas import holoviews as hv import cartopy.crs as ccrs from random import randrange tiles = hv.element.tiles.EsriImagery() ds = xr.tutorial.open_dataset('air_temperature') def plot(time): df = ds.sel(time=time).to_dataframe() num_points = randrange(5) df = df.sample(num_points) image = df.hvplot.points( 'lon', 'lat', color='…

[ahuang11]

I think I found the solution: don’t use hvplot if you’re experiencing skewing issues. vanilla geoviews works for me, and also set a frame_width/frame_height. responsive fails for me unfortunately

[Mana]

@hung11 could you elaborate more on this, please?
I’m displaying some hv.Points through hv.DynamicMap overlayed with tile_map. I’m not able to get the calculated xlim and ylim being effective when the frame changes in the DynamicMap.
Unfortunately, building a minimum example is not easy for this one.

tile_map = gv.tile_sources.OSM.opts(
global_extent=False,
width=1000,
height=1000,
)

When I try gv.Points, no map is showing in the background.

Here’s my post.