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Select your data source and add the layer. For vectors, choose the appropriate type. Give it an appropriate name and choose the way you would like it to be drawn.įor custom images, choose Raster. Click Data Sources at the top of the window and add the layer(s) you would like to include in the map. You can perform some basic styling in this window, but to add your own custom data and images, click advanced editing and then convert. Navigate to the maps section of MapTiler™ Cloud.Ĭhoose one of the standard maps as a starting point and click to open it.Ĭlick "Customize a copy" and save the map with a name of your choice. Upload the GeoPackage or MBTiles file you created. In MapTiler™ Cloud, go the the Tiles section and click “New Tileset”.

For uploading a custom image-set, use the MapTiler™ Desktop process described earlier, but choose “GeoPackage” or “MBtiles” output, rather than “Folder With Tiles”.

For uploading GIS/vector data, go to the data section, click New DataSet and then upload files.

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A trial of MapTiler™ Cloud is available at: This option is best if you are able to pay the subscription fee to MapTiler™, and would like to incorporate GIS data and/or images onto a full, custom styled map.

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To use a custom full map style containing vector or image data using MapTiler™ Cloud: You can now add widgets on top of your custom map. Ensure you are at a zoom-level for which you have generated map tiles. On a page containing a map, navigate to the map location you have specified and choose the new map type you have created. json files, into your VTScada folder’s appropriate Data\SlippyMapTiles\MapTypeN folder

Copy the folder contents, excluding any.

If this behavior is not sufficient, consider using MapTiler™ Cloud.

This can be mitigated through Map Area limiting: ( Limit the Map Area Limit the Map Area)

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If a URL is defined from which to download additional map tiles, these will not mesh seamlessly with those produced by MapTiler™ Desktop.

To improve the look of the map, ensure you set the BGColor to the same color as was set when exporting the files from MapTiler™ Desktop.

Inspect the preview to ensure that your work appears as expected.

Click “Render” and export to an empty folder.

Select "No" for transparency (and choose a background color, if desired), and select "png" for compression.Ĭhanges to any other setting is optional, but take note of the specified max and min zoom levels.

When asked for the output format and settings, choose “Folder with tiles”.

After downloading and installing MapTiler™ Desktop, load in your image or vector-set and cross reference this with a real-map location if necessary.

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This option is best if you wish to pay only a one-time fee for MapTiler™, or would like to add a custom image/vector set to a machine that is not connected to the internet. To generate a static image set using MapTiler™ Desktop: If you have a MapTiler account, you can download your choice of map tiles to create a static image set on your server, or you can use their online service if you are interested in a map style that includes vector or image data, including GIS information. One of the sources used by VTScada is MapTiler™. Instructions are provided in Change the Map Source. The form of the publishing is similar to Zoomify tiles, but your georeferenced maps are correctly transformed from the original coordinate system into a Mercator projection used in popular web applications.Any online map source that uses OpenStreetMap can be used for your map tiles. To publish your maps you don't need to setup anything special on your webserver, just copy the automatically generated files (JPEG tiles and HTML based webviewers). Resulting maps based on your geodata can overlay these base maps and online visitors can compare them by changing the transparency in the webviewer supplied as part of the output. It then generates tiles which are compatible with Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, Yahoo Maps, Microsoft Live (Bing) etc. It is a desktop application which loads your existing geodata in formats such as GeoTIFF, JPEG2000 (GeoJP2), ECW, MrSID, HFA, BSB etc. MapTiler runs under Windows, MacOSX and Linux. We actively contributed to the development of the MapTiler application, which is an excellent tool for fast and easy to use publishing of any existing raster maps, which are already georeferenced with GIS tools.