Eduardo/Christoph, I came across this issue when trying to get the Plate Carrée projection working correctly in mod_tile a couple years ago. To add support for a new projection, you would have to start by adding support for the new projection to get_projection() in src/gen_tile.cpp, which computes the projected x/y bounds based on the very specific proj4 projection string. If the aspect ratio isn't 1:1 like Web Mercator, the boundary computation in tile_translate() in src/mod_tile.cpp also requires attention.
Beyond that, modifying the mapnik.xml should theoretically take care of the rest. Good luck! -- Eric Stadtherr BIT Systems, Inc. ________________________________________ From: Christoph Hormann <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 26, 2018 1:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [OSM-dev] mod_tile in other projections? (2018) On Friday 26 October 2018, Eduardo Ramalho wrote: > > Now I am trying to only show a country (Portugal) > with its specific projection EPSG:3763. > > I changed the "mapnik.xml" to have my target "srs" and specific > cartesian bounds, also changed renderd.conf to have aspectx=1 and > aspecty=2, > and finally removed all cached tiles. > > When I check the request url for /0/0/0.png I get a world view bitmap > (but very distorced). > I was expecting to get only the half north of Portugal on zoom level > 0. Something like this is to be expected. Mapnik supports rendering in arbitrary projections but renderd and mod_tile are likely hardcoded to Mercator and what you probably get is your local coordinate system but rendered with the mercator bounds - which of course does not make any sense. For local coordinate systems there is no natural tile system so what tile 0/0/0 shows exactly depends on the projection *and* the configured bounds. The bounds you define in mapnik are just the limits of the area mapnik renders. But mapnik does not know anything about tiling, this is done by renderd. The funny thing is that the tile manager could be completely projection agnostic, it would not even need to know what projection the map is in, it would just need to know the bounds of tile 0/0/0 in the desired projection - and divide these bounds as needed to generate the rendering requests for mapnik. -- Christoph Hormann http://www.imagico.de/ _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
