Am 26.11.2012 20:26, schrieb GerdP:
Hi Carlos,
Carlos Dávila-2 wrote
El 26/11/12 15:45, GerdP escribió: I have just used r247 to produce a map of South America and noticed that although it results in an smaller number of tiles for the same max-nodes, tiles aspect ratio is not optimal (see screenshots). r247: java -Xmx1500M -jar splitter-pl.jar --keep-complete --overlap=0 --max-nodes=1000000 --no-trim --geonames-file=cities15000_AME.zip --mapid=55139001 south-america.osm.pbf 48 tiles, 474.3 MB resulting img's r202: java -Xmx1500M -jar splitter.jar --overlap=3000 --max-nodes=1000000 --no-trim --geonames-file=cities15000_AME.zip --mapid=55139001 south-america.osm.pbf 56 tiles, 475.3 MB resulting img's Please send me the densities-out.txt file produced by r247. Just a question: What is the reason for using --no-trim? I think it is not possible to create "nice" tiles when this option is used. --no-trim results in a coverage without gaps. Without no-trim you'll get gaps in regions without data. Especially in water regions.
Henning