GDALBuildOverviews() seems to works fine now, my bad. Thanks for the
responses.
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Le lundi 02 mai 2016 15:11:54, gunnarblom a écrit :
> Even Rouault-2 wrote
>
> > Ah ok, you can generate overviews/zoom layers with gdaladdo /
> > GDALBuildOverviews().
>
> I tried using GDALBuildOverviews() but it generates a separate .ovr file
> and does not include it in the MBTiles file, righ
Even Rouault-2 wrote
> Ah ok, you can generate overviews/zoom layers with gdaladdo /
> GDALBuildOverviews().
I tried using GDALBuildOverviews() but it generates a separate .ovr file and
does not include it in the MBTiles file, right?
If I'm looking at the code, it seems like it is checking that
> I'm talking about zoom layers. E.g. when using gdal2tiles.py you choose what
> zoom layers you want to create. Now with the API when only one layer is
> created, many MBTiles readers will not show anything until you zoom in to
> the exact zoom layer that was decided to include. So the output MBTi
Le lundi 02 mai 2016 13:03:34, gunnarblom a écrit :
> Even Rouault-2 wrote
>
> >> 1) When creating a MBTiles file, only one layer is written. Can you use
> >> GDAL to populate other layers?
> >
> > I'm not sure what you call "layer". AFAIK MBTiles files do not have a
> > concept
> > of storing ti
Even Rouault-2 wrote
>> 1) When creating a MBTiles file, only one layer is written. Can you use
>> GDAL to populate other layers?
>
> I'm not sure what you call "layer". AFAIK MBTiles files do not have a
> concept
> of storing tiles for different layers. (you could use GeoPackage for that)
I'm t
Le samedi 30 avril 2016 22:23:19, Gunnar Blom a écrit :
> Hi.
>
> Awesome work with GDAL 2.1 RC4 and the MBTiles write support. I've ran into
> some questions using this feature with the C/C++ API.
> 1) When creating a MBTiles file, only one layer is written. Can you use
> GDAL to populate other
Hi.
Awesome work with GDAL 2.1 RC4 and the MBTiles write support. I've ran into some questions using this feature with the C/C++ API.
1) When creating a MBTiles file, only one layer is written. Can you use GDAL to populate other layers?
2) Can you choose to create 512*512px tiles instead
