Ilya,
On 12/06/2014 10:19 PM, Ilya Zverev wrote:
I see that it can split a large image into smaller mapnik rendering jobs
and combine them after, with --tiles. That's already very useful but is
it also possible to actually keep the tiles (e.g. for building a GDAL
VRT from them)? This would
Today I have published Nik4. It makes everything easier.
I see that it can split a large image into smaller mapnik rendering jobs
and combine them after, with --tiles. That's already very useful but is
it also possible to actually keep the tiles (e.g. for building a GDAL
VRT from them)? This
Zverik,
On 05/16/14 07:12, Ilya Zverev wrote:
Today I have published Nik4. It makes everything easier.
I see that it can split a large image into smaller mapnik rendering jobs
and combine them after, with --tiles. That's already very useful but is
it also possible to actually keep the tiles
2014-05-16 11:48 GMT+02:00 Ilya Zverev zve...@textual.ru:
Yes, that's a bug I've also encountered when trying to render
1000x26000 strip. Looks like an overflow error in Mapnik. Use --tiles
parameter (I'd suggest --tiles 3): it will generate the image in 9
parts and then merge them with
Ilya, a big thank you! This looks convenient and promising, am waiting now
for the second output, the first one, created like this:
nik4.py -b 5.8 35.5 19 48.1 --ppi 300 --size-px 28108 36000 osm-render.xml
italiabig300dpi.png
didn't work like expected (I got a tiny map in the upper left corner
Ilya, a big thank you! This looks convenient and promising, am
waiting now for the second output, the first one, created like this:
nik4.py -b 5.8 35.5 19 48.1 --ppi 300 --size-px 28108 36000
osm-render.xml italiabig300dpi.png
didn't work like expected (I got a tiny map in the upper left
Hi! I recently needed to create a big georeferenced image from a mapnik
style file, and found out no image exporting tool currently offers more
than a direct interface to mapnik's options. That is, I could not get
image in 300 dpi for printing on an A5 sheet, I had to understand what
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