Hello,
I'm not exactly sure what you mean about the border being broken, but if
you want the polygon border thickness to be larger than one pixel, I
believe the only way is to create a line layer to put on top of the
polygon. For example:
#Polygon layer on the bottom
LAYER
NAME "States"
STATUS DEFAULT
TYPE POLYGON
SIZEUNITS PIXELS
DATA "states"
CLASS
NAME "States"
STYLE
COLOR 242 236 230
END
END
END
#Line layer on the top
LAYER
NAME "State_Borders"
STATUS DEFAULT
TYPE LINE
SIZEUNITS PIXELS
DATA "states"
CLASS
NAME "State Borders"
STYLE
COLOR 100 100 100
WIDTH 4
END
END
END
Christy
Subha Ramakrishnan wrote:
Hi All,
I had asked about how to mention thickness of the border as the border
was broken when i rendered the image.
It seems like when i say antialias true, i get a broken border and a
proper one if i don't use it.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
Subha
Subha Ramakrishnan wrote:
Hi,
I am generating an image of states of India using mapserver.
I want to know if i can mention the size of the outline/border for
each state.[each polygon]
I am using outlinecolor to mention the color of the border but it is
not being drawn properly.Earlier when i was not coloring the
polygons/states,i could resolve this issue using width 2.
Does anyone know how to do it?
Thanks & regards,
Subha
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