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Working on a vector map data importer for Figma. Zoom and pan to a geographic area & the plugin imports layers into the Figma document for easy editing & styling. Labels, buildings, roads, water, land are all included as separate groups. Who would be interested in using this?

Dylan Babbs

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Yannick Brouwer3 yıl önce

@figma I would use that for sure!

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Frank Martinez3 yıl önce

@musemindagency @figma superb alumni trajectory; bravo Dylan @uw_ischool

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@musemindagency @figma @uw_ischool thanks frank!

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Daniel Destefanis3 yıl önce

@figma Is there a way the plug-in could import as clean looking as the original map? Unsolicited feedback but that may be the most popular use case? Regardless this is really cool!

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Dylan Babbs3 yıl önce

@figma good idea. right now I just have the different groups differentiated by color. but i can try that out, only thing i'm concerned about is having to support multiple different template styles (this is a light minimal - but what if you want a dark minimal or standard streets style)

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Christopher Beddow3 yıl önce

@figma This is a really cool idea

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Dylan Babbs3 yıl önce

@figma thanks, now i'm just wrestling with the edge cases of rendering vector tile data (converting to figma paths, clipped polygons, etc)

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@figma @SarpSusuzer

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@figma I remember a site I used for vector maps for some time ago, for projects etc. Now in @figma is just next level. <3

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Vincent van der Meulen3 yıl önce

@figma Man’s on fire!!! 🔥

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