Closed nvkelso closed 13 years ago
This is kind of a wild idea, but I can see the use case. I can't really imagine it living in TileMill, though - more like a 'designer-tools' type thing that's just a configurable html page with Modest Maps or Polymaps synced maps.
we use such now with a big makefile + cascadenik. but I {heart} carto.
A big makefile? Oh - like generating static images? I'm thinking more on the lines of embedding the tiles that TileMill is generating, on a different page.
aha, that'd be easy. is there a flag to make TileMill render the next and prior zooms along with the current?
Yes, just make a request for the desired tile, e.g.
http://localhost:8889/1.0.0/control-room/0/0/0.png // zoom 0
http://localhost:8889/1.0.0/control-room/1/0/1.png // zoom 1
etc., and TileMill will render the tiles on the spot for you. Should be straightforward to set up a custom page with mapcilents synced to show zoom + 1 and zoom - 1 from the master map.
@nvkelso: see https://github.com/tmcw/lots
Closing though; out of scope. lots might just need some documentation shout-outs.
Very cool, thanks!
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On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 15:23, Tom MacWright < reply@reply.github.com>wrote:
Closing though; out of scope. lots might just need some documentation shout-outs.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/mapbox/tilemill/issues/473#issuecomment-2510415
When I'm in full screen design mode, I'd like to see a large map on the left of the active zoom and two small maps stacked in the right 1/3rd of the window showing me the next zooms in and out. This would assist in designing multi-scale stylesheets where the transition in data selection and colors, widths, etc is important.