Documentation to MapTiler says, that if input files doesn't have transparency (e.g. tiff files have the same metadata (4 bands, no compression). yaml config-file I'm using at the moment looks like this: services:Ībstract: This is a minimal MapProxy example.įilename: D:\python_modules\osm_cache\osmcache. Some output mbtiles have both white and black background (white bg is much bigger), and some only white. mbtiles file as-is!)Ī minimal version of the. It is heavily optimized and directly working with the raw. The rendering is fast and efficient, and it can fully utilize multiple CPUs to 100.
The tool has been designed for producing seamless maps and aerial photo layers covering whole countries. (also if anyhow possible I'd very much like to use the. MapTiler Engine can be used for processing a large quantity of input files with high-resolution. I know that there's a couple of questions with similar problems starting some ~10 years ago (like Serving MBTiles file via MapProxy) but none of them provides any real help and no proper answer given so far. As long as I stick to online-services (and a local cache) all works fine. mbtiles cache created by mapproxy from an online-source works just fine.) How do I serve a local WMS using mapproxy. WARNING - unable to load tile, removing it (reason was: cannot identify image file )Īnybody has an idea what I'm doing wrong here? mbtiles file, the map is empty and the server prints some warnings like the following: However as soon as I point the cache to the downloaded. mbtiles format from maptiler which I would like to serve as a local wms using mapproxy. Now I've downloaded myself a complete set of OSM tiles in. How do I serve a local WMS using mapproxy?Īs long as I stick to online-services (and a local cache) all works fine.
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