Ok to answer my own question: mapserver and mapnik both will work if you are willing to
spend acres of time learning and fiddling with thier respective rulesets. I tried the
quantamnik plugin and the resemblence between the qgis view and the mapnik view was
horific. Not really much more use
If I understand your question correctly, then teh concept you are describing is
commonly known as seeding the cache. Probably any other tile caching software
out there has a seeding utility.
The script that comes with http://tilecache.org/ runs fine, the one in
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 12:41 AM, Peter web...@pl.net wrote:
I havent been able to figure out how to turn a QGIS map into tiles. The
reason i want to do this is because our hardware isnt capable fo running a
wms (low ram, hdd), but with a bit of hodge and podge we can host the TMS
tiles using
