Hi I have noted someone has previously queried the possibility of setting up a WMS service for generated imagery. I would be very keen to make use of this capability when it arrives.
I just wanted to know if there was any rough timeline for when this would be implemented?
Thanks
We don't actually get many requests for this so it isn't a very high priority. We serve our data in TMS which most software will also accept and most users have found a workaround.
This is what we use in QGIS:
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Thanks fors your feedback. I didn't realise the TLP was compatible. Cheers!
Hi Ryan I had a crack at configuring the TSV file for the QGIS tile server but wasn't sure about the final parameters. I tried the following with different variations of image type (*jpg, *.tif *png) and extent specifications but have not yet succeeded in viewing the file.
It feels like I'm almost there .... but not quite.
Any suggestions?
Regards
#title credit serviceUrl yOriginTop zmin zmax xmin ymin xmax ymax
Drone_WS_North G Ross https://www.mapsmadeeasy.com/maps/public/e52d890daca340ea985186df0b38712c/{z}/{x}/{y}.jpg 1 0 18 140 -20 141 -19
You have to dig in to the source on the page and look for "my_layer = L.tileLayer"
Your specific tile layer endpoint would look something like this:
The c-tiles part and the first x are non-standard but will still work in a wildcard url former.
Hi I was looking to do the same thing on QGIS. I've downloaded the TileLayerPlugin. But, I was never able to find "my_layer = L.tileLayer" in the source. I did find the Div that pointed me to my georeferenced test photos.
I created the TSV file
#title credit serviceUrl yOriginTop zmin zmax xmin ymin xmax ymax
test test_images https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/b-tiles.mapsmadeeasy.com/{x}/647ffcc3700747beb3fdddcfb151c32d/e0854e9a672d43f68a047f75e2da318b/{z}/{x}/{y}.png 1 0 10 -117.248 32.818 -117.274 32.789
Using your suggested url form, but so far the tiles fail to download.
Is the URL Im using correct? It seems a bit different than the other users and yours.
Thanks!
Ryan, do you have any thoughts for my question on 7/12/16 ?
Thanks,
Garret
You are probably not going to want to use those coordinates for your extent since your image seems to be located around -20.622713, 140.02602.
32.818 -117.274 is San Diego, California.
Actually just north of San Diego is what I was going for. I used the MapMadeEasy test imagery to try out a first map, which seems to be Pacific Beach just outside of San Diego.
Here's the public url
https://www.mapsmadeeasy.com/maps/public/e0854e9a672d43f68a047f75e2da318b/
QGIS is giving me the error "Failed to download 1 tile" via the Tile Layer Plugin. Im using 2.14.2 on windows 7
Thanks.
