add-on: You can also enter the scale denominators directly:
<scaleDenominators>
<double>25000000</double>
<double>2500000</double>
<double>250000</double>
<double>50000</double>
</scaleDenominators>
I did it the way as shown before because I am cutting raster tiles and
cutting one genuine pixel into four looks just awful. So the resolutions tag
.....
<double>0.6614596562526459</double>
<double>0.33072982812632296</double>
<double>0.21166709000084669</double>
</resolutions>
tells me when to stop, i.e. if I have 35 cm/pixel photography I do not cut
the last to resolutions, with 10cm/pixel I do. But both ways of defining are
valid.
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