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I'm using MapBox SDK for Android to display a geojson file on top of a map.

From geojson "features", I create some "fillLayer", each of them is associate to a value from properties object in geojson. I fill each layer with a colour corresponding to the value.

To get this value from a specific localisation I use the API call: "queryRenderedFeatures"

Here is how I create layer from previously created geojsonSource object:

for (int i=0; i < list_value_geojson.size(); i++){
    Map.Entry<Integer, GeoJsonSource> entry = list_value_geojson.get(i);
        mapboxMap.addSource(entry.getValue());
        FillLayer fillLayer = new FillLayer(entry.getValue().getId(), entry.getValue().getId());
        fillLayer.setProperties(PropertyFactory.fillColor(Color.parseColor(hashMapColors.get(entry.getKey()))));
        mapboxMap.addLayer(fillLayer);
Here, how I use queryRenderedFeatures from a "Location" object:
final PointF pixel = my_mapboxMap.getProjection().toScreenLocation(new LatLng(location.getLatitude(), location.getLongitude()));
List<Feature> features = my_mapboxMap.queryRenderedFeatures(pixel);
My problem
queryRenderedFeatures function, sometime, return me too much Features, exemple: I search for a specific location and I get three features, but only the third one has the correct value, the two first have the value from the layer just next to.
Exemple
The good value is 174 not 181, colour should be dark bue.
Here is queryrenderedfeatures result:
0 = {Feature@6242} : {"value":181}
1 = {Feature@6243} : {"value":181}
2 = {Feature@6244} : {"value":174}
Question
How do I know which feature should I use?
MapBox "know" because the colour of the display layer is correct.
Thank you a lot for having read me.
                How would I know the layer ID? I know the layer id list but I don't know which one contain the value for the current position
– Teiki
                Feb 20, 2017 at 17:57
        
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