Re: [mapguide-users] XYZ-Tiles of different size

Hi Hans, Not exactly, since this bug, I think, refers to an external WMS service your FeatureSource is pointing to. In this case I think the MapGuide Server should have already requested the external WMS with a higher dpi value, as you mentioned, to get the result you have seen from the other serv

Re: [mapguide-users] Future plans/roadmap for MapGuide Open Source

Now that both MapGuide and FDO have CMake build systems for building on Linux, we can offload most of the thirdparty libs to what is provided by the system. And in this respect, Ubuntu provides the most compatible set of thirdparty libs we need to build MapGuide and FDO. As of right now, we can ac

Re: [mapguide-users] XYZ-Tiles of different size

Could it be this bug: http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/MapGuide-WMS-images-scaled-blurry-td5083082.html I think it has something to do with the DPI you set on your map. if you want higher resolution you need to increase the DPI from the standard 72 or 96 to 150 or 300. -- Sent from: http://os

Re: [mapguide-users] Future plans/roadmap for MapGuide Open Source

Hi, we're using Centos 6 MapGuide 32 and 64bit. But I agree it's better to focus in a well supported linux build (and remove 64bit blockers), no problems on which modern distribution is used. Building from source was historically a cumbersome and very slow task, since source is very big due to th

Re: [mapguide-users] XYZ-Tiles of different size

Sorry, not at the moment. XYZ tiles are currently always fixed at 256x256 pixels. If "retina" tiles is just the same bounding box rendered out to a 512x512 tile instead of 256x256, it would not be difficult to implement support for retina tiles (We can enable retina tiles via a new parameter in th

[mapguide-users] XYZ-Tiles of different size

Hi, is it possible to generate xyz-tiles of a different size than 256 x 256 pixels? We are using OpenLayers as our viewer and print our maps with MapFish Print . The problem is that when trying to print layers of type "xyz" the print output is extream