
Gerd wrote
Ah, I see. The method TdbBuilder.addToOverviewMap() rounds the coods of the tile bboxes with the hardcoded resolution 13.
@Steve: I don't know why that is done, maybe it can be changed ?
Reg. --no-trim-to-polygon: I searched the mails to find out why I coded the default to be different. I only found your post: http://gis.19327.n5.nabble.com/splitter-r250-and-open-questions-reg-bounding...
So, I think I should change splitter like this: rule 1: generated tile boundaries are always aligned to 2048 map units. rule 2: If a bounding polygon is given, trim the tiles to the bounding polygon but allow overlaps to follow rule 1
OK? Gerd
You mean --trim-to-polygon is optional, and --no-trim-to-polygon default? That would be fine with me. About my former post, I was not aware that this would create gaps in the map, it makes more sense now why some people are complaining about holes between my germany and benelux map ;-) But maybe this can be corrected too, so trim-to-polygon wouldnt be an issue anymore.