On Friday, 25 April 2025, 19:50:39 CEST Richard Greenwood via QGIS-User wrote:
> I don't have a TMS z/y/x data set to play with but I do have a vector
> tile {z}/{x}/{y}.pbf data set that's not in epsg:3857 which I had some
> limited success with when I set both the layer and the project coord syst
On Thu, Apr 24, 2025 at 2:01 PM Árni Geirsson wrote:
> Thank you for trying :)
> Maybe this should become a feature request.
>
Well yeah, I guess at least you and I see value in it.
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Thank you for trying :)
Maybe this should become a feature request.
Arni
On Wed, 23 Apr 2025 at 21:25, Richard Greenwood
wrote:
> I don't have a TMS z/y/x data set to play with but I do have a vector
> tile {z}/{x}/{y}.pbf data set that's not in epsg:3857 which I had some
> limited success wit
I honestly don't know that you have any option to use other than
EPSG3857 for webtiles. It's practically baked into the webtile
specifications. I think it will be difficult to understand why you
require that EPSG3857 is not being used. Its limitations are well enough
known but the question is w
I don't have a TMS z/y/x data set to play with but I do have a vector
tile {z}/{x}/{y}.pbf data set that's not in epsg:3857 which I had some
limited success with when I set both the layer and the project coord system
to that of the tile source. By "limited success" I mean that it was in the
right p
I am referring to TMS, stored in a directory structure (/z/y/x) on a simple
web server, not WMTS where a capabilities response is available.
Tile sets are sometimes generated for specific projections for use in web
maps that are presented in that projection, such as a national CRS. I
assume this is
Patrick Dunford via QGIS-User writes:
> I honestly don't know that you have any option to use other than
> EPSG3857 for webtiles. It's practically baked into the webtile
> specifications.
I am not sure if the OP is talking about TMS or WMTS:
https://www.ogc.org/standards/wmts/
With the phras
Interesting problem. I assume that you've tried assigning the correct
coordinate system after loading the layer in QGIS in the
layer Properties > Source > Assigned Coordinate Reference System?
Is your tile source public? And if so, can you share the URL and its CRS?
On Wed, Apr 23, 2025 at 8:15
Hi QGIS users
I am looking for a way to include a layer that is provided as XYZ tiles in
a cloud storage bucket with a url ending in .../{z}/{x}/{-y}.png where the
tiles are rendered in a CRS that is not web Mercator.
It is easy to include a layer like this in a web map using openlayers and
ol.sour
