On Wednesday, April 2, 2014 7:03:01 AM UTC-7, Cartola wrote: > > I was thinking about using imagemagic, but didn't understand > SaladoConverter algorithm only by looking at the generated tiles. They have > different sizes sometimes. I mean, at the same level images sometimes > differ by 1 pixel. > > I figured out why the 1 pixel change. By default the converter adds 1 pixel overlap. A person would have to study it more to fully understand it, but there is a pattern to the different sizes. When I set it to 0 then all of the tiles are the same size.(If you did your math correctly and have no odd sized ones) I just tested such a pano once it had been deepzoomed with the overlap set at 0 and it looks fine to my eye.
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