Hey there,
yes, that's me again :-)
I'm currently poking around in map rendering software like mapserver and
mapnik. I'd like to find out how I can organize my map publishing scheme
most efficiently. It seems I'm hitting the same spot with all rendering
softwares.
I wrote my mapserver
Hi,
Your spreadsheet may be trivial but still was useful. I had used resolution of
72 DPI in my scale-to-pixel-size conversion because I had understood that it is
what Mapserver is using when it calculates the WMS scalehint. But now I see
that when playing with min/maxscaledenominators the
Hi,
Frank Broniewski wrote the following question to the Mapnik users list a few
hours ago and I started to think that I would like to have such min/max
pixelsize setting in Mapserver. I can simply get the native pixel size of our
maps with gdalinfo or something and I can estimate that when I
Jukka,
I would say that Frank also raised this issue on the mapserver list
[1]. Am I mistaken or is your request identical?
regards,
thomas
[1] http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/Scales-and-raster-maps-td5071674.html
On 27 August 2013 12:49, Rahkonen Jukka jukka.rahko...@mmmtike.fi wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
Not quite identical because I can write my suggestion shorter. I think that
this was my meaning:
If I set MINPIXELSIZE in a mapfile, let Mapserver to multiply it by
2834.645669 and use the result as MINSCALEDENOM and do the same thing with
MAXPIXELSIZE and MAXSCALEDENOM.
I am not sure
