if you're using the AGG rendering backend, you can set an opacity on
your polygon styles, in which case you should see varying opacity the
more features are piled one upon another.
STYLE
COLOR r g b
OPACITY 50
END
regards,
thomas
www.camptocamp.com
+33 5 16 57 01 02
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009
You have a few options based on what you know about ahead of time:
1) If you know the stacking order ahead of time you can create separate layers
that force the stacking to happen properly.
2) If you don't know the stacking order ahead of time, you can try using
patterned fills instead of
Hello, perhaps some other solutions for your problem:
- use a special class for the small entities, that has to be defined as
the last class in the Layer-Definition and so will be drawn upon the
other classes
- for database-layers: use a order-by-clause to get the result ordered
by their sice
