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AMCharts 4 - Map stroke uneven when applied to single countries



The Next CEO of Stack OverflowValue of selected country amchartsamCharts center mapAmchart dynamically load maps with scrollTo colored the particular country using amcharts using country nameAMcharts Map in angular jsHow to make a world map with clickable countries in AMcharts?Page is reloading when using 'LinkToObject' in amChart MapHover group of countries instead of single one on Amcharts 4AmCharts maps - how to get only 2 first letters of country name?Exclude countries dynamically amCharts










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As you can see in the above image. I've applied a stroke to the USA. However the top of the mainland stroke is clearly thinner than the rest of the stroke. My config is below:



 polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626')
polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0
polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true


And then I have an adaptor to stroke the active country,



polygonTemplate.adapter.add('strokeWidth', (stroke, target) => 
if (target.dataItem && target.dataItem.dataContext && this.selectedCountry)
if (target.dataItem.dataContext.id === this.selectedCountry.id)
return 2


return stroke
)


From what I can find from examples online, this is the right way to apply a stroke. Is there a way I can make this stroke even all around the country? It happens on most countries but there are a few where it's not as bad..



EDIT: Thanks to Sam for his help, I now have an even stroke. But it seems I've got to press on a new country twice for it to take the active state - once to toggle the old country to inactive, then once again to add the active state. GIF below



enter image description here










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    enter image description here



    As you can see in the above image. I've applied a stroke to the USA. However the top of the mainland stroke is clearly thinner than the rest of the stroke. My config is below:



     polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626')
    polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0
    polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true


    And then I have an adaptor to stroke the active country,



    polygonTemplate.adapter.add('strokeWidth', (stroke, target) => 
    if (target.dataItem && target.dataItem.dataContext && this.selectedCountry)
    if (target.dataItem.dataContext.id === this.selectedCountry.id)
    return 2


    return stroke
    )


    From what I can find from examples online, this is the right way to apply a stroke. Is there a way I can make this stroke even all around the country? It happens on most countries but there are a few where it's not as bad..



    EDIT: Thanks to Sam for his help, I now have an even stroke. But it seems I've got to press on a new country twice for it to take the active state - once to toggle the old country to inactive, then once again to add the active state. GIF below



    enter image description here










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      enter image description here



      As you can see in the above image. I've applied a stroke to the USA. However the top of the mainland stroke is clearly thinner than the rest of the stroke. My config is below:



       polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626')
      polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0
      polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true


      And then I have an adaptor to stroke the active country,



      polygonTemplate.adapter.add('strokeWidth', (stroke, target) => 
      if (target.dataItem && target.dataItem.dataContext && this.selectedCountry)
      if (target.dataItem.dataContext.id === this.selectedCountry.id)
      return 2


      return stroke
      )


      From what I can find from examples online, this is the right way to apply a stroke. Is there a way I can make this stroke even all around the country? It happens on most countries but there are a few where it's not as bad..



      EDIT: Thanks to Sam for his help, I now have an even stroke. But it seems I've got to press on a new country twice for it to take the active state - once to toggle the old country to inactive, then once again to add the active state. GIF below



      enter image description here










      share|improve this question
















      enter image description here



      As you can see in the above image. I've applied a stroke to the USA. However the top of the mainland stroke is clearly thinner than the rest of the stroke. My config is below:



       polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626')
      polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0
      polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true


      And then I have an adaptor to stroke the active country,



      polygonTemplate.adapter.add('strokeWidth', (stroke, target) => 
      if (target.dataItem && target.dataItem.dataContext && this.selectedCountry)
      if (target.dataItem.dataContext.id === this.selectedCountry.id)
      return 2


      return stroke
      )


      From what I can find from examples online, this is the right way to apply a stroke. Is there a way I can make this stroke even all around the country? It happens on most countries but there are a few where it's not as bad..



      EDIT: Thanks to Sam for his help, I now have an even stroke. But it seems I've got to press on a new country twice for it to take the active state - once to toggle the old country to inactive, then once again to add the active state. GIF below



      enter image description here







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          The Problem is, that the bordering countries are overlapping the stroke of your selected country. I increased the strokeWidth to 10 and set the fillOpacity to 0.6. You can clearly see that in the following picture or in that code pen.



          example image



          Also setting the zIndex in an adapter doesn't change anything for me.



          But you can use states:



          Create an active (or a custom) state with the properties you want to use. You can also use zIndex there. Now set that state to every country you want to highlight.



          var polygonTemplate = polygonSeries.mapPolygons.template;
          polygonTemplate.tooltipText = "name";
          polygonTemplate.fillOpacity = 0.6;
          polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626');
          polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0;
          polygonTemplate.zIndex = 0;
          polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true;

          // Create active state
          var activeState = polygonTemplate.states.create("active");
          activeState.properties.strokeWidth = 10;
          activeState.properties.zIndex = 1;

          // Create an event to toggle "active" statestate
          polygonTemplate.events.on("hit", function(ev)
          ev.target.isActive = !ev.target.isActive;
          console.log(ev.target.dataItem.dataContext.id);
          );

          chart.events.once('inited', event =>
          polygonSeries.mapPolygons.values.find(i => i.dataItem.dataContext.id === 'US').isActive = true;
          );


          Here is the result:



          example image



          This code pen shows the states example. Hope that helps.



          EDIT:



          To use double click to toggle the active state you can just replace the hit event with the doublehit event (docs). But you maybe want to disable zoom on double click now. That's possible with the following lines (docs):



          chart.seriesContainer.events.disableType("doublehit");
          chart.chartContainer.background.events.disableType("doublehit");


          I created this code pen to show you an example.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 11:59












          • You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

            – Samuel Philipp
            Mar 8 at 15:02











          • Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:21











          • Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:35











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          The Problem is, that the bordering countries are overlapping the stroke of your selected country. I increased the strokeWidth to 10 and set the fillOpacity to 0.6. You can clearly see that in the following picture or in that code pen.



          example image



          Also setting the zIndex in an adapter doesn't change anything for me.



          But you can use states:



          Create an active (or a custom) state with the properties you want to use. You can also use zIndex there. Now set that state to every country you want to highlight.



          var polygonTemplate = polygonSeries.mapPolygons.template;
          polygonTemplate.tooltipText = "name";
          polygonTemplate.fillOpacity = 0.6;
          polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626');
          polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0;
          polygonTemplate.zIndex = 0;
          polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true;

          // Create active state
          var activeState = polygonTemplate.states.create("active");
          activeState.properties.strokeWidth = 10;
          activeState.properties.zIndex = 1;

          // Create an event to toggle "active" statestate
          polygonTemplate.events.on("hit", function(ev)
          ev.target.isActive = !ev.target.isActive;
          console.log(ev.target.dataItem.dataContext.id);
          );

          chart.events.once('inited', event =>
          polygonSeries.mapPolygons.values.find(i => i.dataItem.dataContext.id === 'US').isActive = true;
          );


          Here is the result:



          example image



          This code pen shows the states example. Hope that helps.



          EDIT:



          To use double click to toggle the active state you can just replace the hit event with the doublehit event (docs). But you maybe want to disable zoom on double click now. That's possible with the following lines (docs):



          chart.seriesContainer.events.disableType("doublehit");
          chart.chartContainer.background.events.disableType("doublehit");


          I created this code pen to show you an example.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 11:59












          • You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

            – Samuel Philipp
            Mar 8 at 15:02











          • Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:21











          • Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:35















          2














          The Problem is, that the bordering countries are overlapping the stroke of your selected country. I increased the strokeWidth to 10 and set the fillOpacity to 0.6. You can clearly see that in the following picture or in that code pen.



          example image



          Also setting the zIndex in an adapter doesn't change anything for me.



          But you can use states:



          Create an active (or a custom) state with the properties you want to use. You can also use zIndex there. Now set that state to every country you want to highlight.



          var polygonTemplate = polygonSeries.mapPolygons.template;
          polygonTemplate.tooltipText = "name";
          polygonTemplate.fillOpacity = 0.6;
          polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626');
          polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0;
          polygonTemplate.zIndex = 0;
          polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true;

          // Create active state
          var activeState = polygonTemplate.states.create("active");
          activeState.properties.strokeWidth = 10;
          activeState.properties.zIndex = 1;

          // Create an event to toggle "active" statestate
          polygonTemplate.events.on("hit", function(ev)
          ev.target.isActive = !ev.target.isActive;
          console.log(ev.target.dataItem.dataContext.id);
          );

          chart.events.once('inited', event =>
          polygonSeries.mapPolygons.values.find(i => i.dataItem.dataContext.id === 'US').isActive = true;
          );


          Here is the result:



          example image



          This code pen shows the states example. Hope that helps.



          EDIT:



          To use double click to toggle the active state you can just replace the hit event with the doublehit event (docs). But you maybe want to disable zoom on double click now. That's possible with the following lines (docs):



          chart.seriesContainer.events.disableType("doublehit");
          chart.chartContainer.background.events.disableType("doublehit");


          I created this code pen to show you an example.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 11:59












          • You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

            – Samuel Philipp
            Mar 8 at 15:02











          • Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:21











          • Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:35













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          2








          2







          The Problem is, that the bordering countries are overlapping the stroke of your selected country. I increased the strokeWidth to 10 and set the fillOpacity to 0.6. You can clearly see that in the following picture or in that code pen.



          example image



          Also setting the zIndex in an adapter doesn't change anything for me.



          But you can use states:



          Create an active (or a custom) state with the properties you want to use. You can also use zIndex there. Now set that state to every country you want to highlight.



          var polygonTemplate = polygonSeries.mapPolygons.template;
          polygonTemplate.tooltipText = "name";
          polygonTemplate.fillOpacity = 0.6;
          polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626');
          polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0;
          polygonTemplate.zIndex = 0;
          polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true;

          // Create active state
          var activeState = polygonTemplate.states.create("active");
          activeState.properties.strokeWidth = 10;
          activeState.properties.zIndex = 1;

          // Create an event to toggle "active" statestate
          polygonTemplate.events.on("hit", function(ev)
          ev.target.isActive = !ev.target.isActive;
          console.log(ev.target.dataItem.dataContext.id);
          );

          chart.events.once('inited', event =>
          polygonSeries.mapPolygons.values.find(i => i.dataItem.dataContext.id === 'US').isActive = true;
          );


          Here is the result:



          example image



          This code pen shows the states example. Hope that helps.



          EDIT:



          To use double click to toggle the active state you can just replace the hit event with the doublehit event (docs). But you maybe want to disable zoom on double click now. That's possible with the following lines (docs):



          chart.seriesContainer.events.disableType("doublehit");
          chart.chartContainer.background.events.disableType("doublehit");


          I created this code pen to show you an example.






          share|improve this answer















          The Problem is, that the bordering countries are overlapping the stroke of your selected country. I increased the strokeWidth to 10 and set the fillOpacity to 0.6. You can clearly see that in the following picture or in that code pen.



          example image



          Also setting the zIndex in an adapter doesn't change anything for me.



          But you can use states:



          Create an active (or a custom) state with the properties you want to use. You can also use zIndex there. Now set that state to every country you want to highlight.



          var polygonTemplate = polygonSeries.mapPolygons.template;
          polygonTemplate.tooltipText = "name";
          polygonTemplate.fillOpacity = 0.6;
          polygonTemplate.stroke = am4core.color('#2c2626');
          polygonTemplate.strokeWidth = 0;
          polygonTemplate.zIndex = 0;
          polygonTemplate.nonScalingStroke = true;

          // Create active state
          var activeState = polygonTemplate.states.create("active");
          activeState.properties.strokeWidth = 10;
          activeState.properties.zIndex = 1;

          // Create an event to toggle "active" statestate
          polygonTemplate.events.on("hit", function(ev)
          ev.target.isActive = !ev.target.isActive;
          console.log(ev.target.dataItem.dataContext.id);
          );

          chart.events.once('inited', event =>
          polygonSeries.mapPolygons.values.find(i => i.dataItem.dataContext.id === 'US').isActive = true;
          );


          Here is the result:



          example image



          This code pen shows the states example. Hope that helps.



          EDIT:



          To use double click to toggle the active state you can just replace the hit event with the doublehit event (docs). But you maybe want to disable zoom on double click now. That's possible with the following lines (docs):



          chart.seriesContainer.events.disableType("doublehit");
          chart.chartContainer.background.events.disableType("doublehit");


          I created this code pen to show you an example.







          share|improve this answer














          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








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          • Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 11:59












          • You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

            – Samuel Philipp
            Mar 8 at 15:02











          • Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:21











          • Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:35

















          • Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 11:59












          • You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

            – Samuel Philipp
            Mar 8 at 15:02











          • Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:21











          • Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

            – Josh Undefined
            Mar 8 at 16:35
















          Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

          – Josh Undefined
          Mar 8 at 11:59






          Hey thanks for this. It seems to be working, however i need to press countries twice for the active state to trigger. Any thoughts?

          – Josh Undefined
          Mar 8 at 11:59














          You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

          – Samuel Philipp
          Mar 8 at 15:02





          You can just replace the hit event with doublehit. I updated my answer according to that and included a code pen.

          – Samuel Philipp
          Mar 8 at 15:02













          Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

          – Josh Undefined
          Mar 8 at 16:21





          Ah I'm sorry Sam, perhaps I was not clear - I've edited my OP to include a gif of what is happening. But basically it seems like I've got to click once to toggle off the active state from one country, then click again to add it to the new country.

          – Josh Undefined
          Mar 8 at 16:21













          Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

          – Josh Undefined
          Mar 8 at 16:35





          Nevermind! It was my only computed function in vue which was destroying the active prop AMcharts makes :)

          – Josh Undefined
          Mar 8 at 16:35



















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