On 11-06-10 12:25 PM, John Westwood wrote:
Does anybody have any ideas what the problem could be? I know it is something
to do with the fact that I boosted the images and MapServer doesn't like them,
but I would like to fix it. Suggestions greatly appreciated.
John,
I'm afraid I don't have muc
John,
It looks like a resampling problem. You could try adding
PROCESSING "OVERSAMPLE_RATIO=1"
PROCESSING "LOAD_FULL_RES_IMAGE=NO"
to your layer definition. I had some success with these when trying to
get mapserver to render large (and readable) images from OpenStreetMap.
naged (perhaps as tiles)?
Steve
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On 11-06-10 12:25 PM, John Westwood wrote:
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Hi Brent
Thanks for the hint. I gave it a try but it did not help. I will have
another look at the problem next week.
Regards
John W.
>>> Brent Fraser 15/06/11 4:21 PM >>>
John,
It looks like a resampling problem. You could try adding
PROCESSING "OVERSAMPLE_RATIO=1"
PROCESSING "LOA
Hi
After testing with shp2img I have just realised what is causing this
problem. It is all my fault :) Some of the map sheets overlap and I am
using the OFFSITE command with 255 255 255 to make white transparent,
hence some of the sheet behind is showing through.
Unfortunately, I need the OFFSITE
