Well, i’m trying to interpolate my map between 2 or more projections in svg. I have seen some examples but it’s not so easy actually. What is the simplest way to do that in d3@6 ?
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Setting the width to 1000 would help from New Zealand being cut off the map.
Perhaps this helps:
Since you mention that you want Version 6 of D3, I should point out that the line defining D3 in that notebook is here:
d3 = require("d3-geo@1", "d3-geo-projection@2", "d3-ease@1")
While those versions are dated, you can update them to the lastest versions as follows:
d3 = require("d3-geo@2", "d3-geo-projection@3", "d3-ease@2")
The result still works as anticipated.
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Thank you, I knew this notebook. But i’m trying to do that in svg (and not canvas) in the simplest possible way and I just can’t do it. I think I need to practice to be better 
Don’t equate “simplest possible way” with “simple”.
I think the notebook shared by @mcmcclur presents an excellent starting point. I’d recommend these initial changes:
- yield the return value of
render()in theupdatecell - have
render()return an SVG element which you rebuild on each call.
An example for drawing arbitrary projections as SVGs (without transitions) can be found here:
A rotatable SVG globe can be found here:
Thank you. But in these two examples, there is no interpolation between the projections.
Yes, just as I’ve written. Please read my complete answer, don’t just skip to the links.
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