Extend tippecanoe-overzoom to accept multiple input tiles, and add a --stop-after option to tile-join to stop at the end of the zoom level after the specified number of tiles have been produced, instead of continuing to the end of the source tilesets.
The intended use of these changes is that if you are merging multiple tilesets, some of which have large polygons that would generate excessive numbers of tiles if overzoomed to high zoom levels, you can use tile-join --overzoom --stop-after=100000 to merge the low zooms and then use tippecanoe-overzoom to dynamically merge tiles from the higher zoom levels on demand.
Extend
tippecanoe-overzoom
to accept multiple input tiles, and add a--stop-after
option totile-join
to stop at the end of the zoom level after the specified number of tiles have been produced, instead of continuing to the end of the source tilesets.The intended use of these changes is that if you are merging multiple tilesets, some of which have large polygons that would generate excessive numbers of tiles if overzoomed to high zoom levels, you can use
tile-join --overzoom --stop-after=100000
to merge the low zooms and then usetippecanoe-overzoom
to dynamically merge tiles from the higher zoom levels on demand.