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This library seem to have most parts to create mbtiles and so I hope this is possible. Using the code below, I am somehow able to get some results. If both minZoom and maxZoom are 0, then the mbtiles displays as it should - they look jagged as I move closer but this is as expected. However, if maxZoom = 5, tiles only show within zoom 0, despite metadata having the correct information and when it moves to zoom 1, the geometry disappears.
I've debugged the tiles coming from tilecover using tiles.ToFeatureCollection and they are correct. The results of layers.Clip is also fine. It seems more linked to the ProjectToTile as the geometries dissapear after zoom 0, although I cannot confirm this. Or maybe there's something I am doing wrong? I'd appreciate some advice/tips/examples.
This library seem to have most parts to create mbtiles and so I hope this is possible. Using the code below, I am somehow able to get some results. If both
minZoom
andmaxZoom
are0
, then the mbtiles displays as it should - they look jagged as I move closer but this is as expected. However, ifmaxZoom = 5
, tiles only show within zoom0
, despitemetadata
having the correct information and when it moves to zoom1
, the geometry disappears.I've debugged the tiles coming from
tilecover
usingtiles.ToFeatureCollection
and they are correct. The results oflayers.Clip
is also fine. It seems more linked to theProjectToTile
as the geometries dissapear after zoom0
, although I cannot confirm this. Or maybe there's something I am doing wrong? I'd appreciate some advice/tips/examples.For this example I used this geojson of Spain.
Ps. I am aware of Tippecanoe but this is not an option I as I am looking for a Go solution.
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