Hi,
I don't get how zoom level is computed. I would have expected
python ./nik4.py --dpi 600 -a 4 --fit route --add-layers route ../cyclosm-cartocss-style/mapnik.xml a4.png --vars gpxroute=/tmp/route.gpx
and
python ./nik4.py --dpi 300 -a 2 --fit route --add-layers route ../cyclosm-cartocss-style/mapnik.xml a2.png --vars gpxroute=/tmp/route.gpx
and
python ./nik4.py --factor 2 --dpi 600 -a 4 --fit route --add-layers route ../cyclosm-cartocss-style/mapnik.xml a4.png --vars gpxroute=/tmp/route.gpx
to give the same output as an A2 paper is twice an A4 paper in each dimension.
Changing factor and DPIs gives the same result (that is a wider image but showing the same thing, at the same zoom level, as a --dpi 300 -a 4 image). Switching to A2 paper size however gets a different result, with a different zoom level in use. However, all of the generated images (A4 or A2 with the above commands) do have the same number of pixels.
Why does dpi does not have any effect on the zoom level in use?
Thanks!
Hi,
I don't get how zoom level is computed. I would have expected
and
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to give the same output as an A2 paper is twice an A4 paper in each dimension.
Changing factor and DPIs gives the same result (that is a wider image but showing the same thing, at the same zoom level, as a
--dpi 300 -a 4image). Switching to A2 paper size however gets a different result, with a different zoom level in use. However, all of the generated images (A4 or A2 with the above commands) do have the same number of pixels.Why does
dpidoes not have any effect on the zoom level in use?Thanks!