ArcBruTile 3.3
Release ArcBruTile 3.3, adding
- Bing Maps (Aerial, Aerial with labels, Roads, Terrain)
- Esri maps (Dark, Hillshade, Imagery, Light, Ocean, Physical, Shaded relief, Streets, Terrain, Topo)
Files
ArcBruTile.esriAddIn 49 kB
Nov 29, 2019
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ArcBruTile for ArcGIS Desktop 10.3 - 10.8
Background maps plugin for ArcMap
Status | Released |
Category | Tool |
Author | Bert Temme |
Tags | arcmap, openstreetmap, tiling |
More posts
- ArcBruTile 3.6Jan 24, 2022
- ArcBruTile 3.5Mar 18, 2021
- ArcBruTile 3.4Mar 12, 2021
- ArcBruTile 3.2Nov 27, 2019
- ArcBruTile 3.1Oct 31, 2019
- ArcBruTile 3.0.2Apr 30, 2019
- Strava heatmapsApr 24, 2019
- ArcBruTile 3.0 releasedFeb 18, 2019
- ArcBruTile 2.0 releasedFeb 11, 2019
Comments
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Hi Bert,
using this plugin version can I add a my local TMS cache stored in my local drive?
I would like add images using path like file:///G://myimages//cache//{z}//{y}//{x}.jpg
Is it possible?
Thank you in advance
Giuseppe
Hi Giuseppe, yes this is possible if you put the tileset on a (local) webserver (for example https://caddyserver.com/) and use the ‘Load map from xyz url’ button. One caveat: this tool only supports XYZ tileset directly and not TMS anymore, so the y-axis might be switched. See https://gist.github.com/tmcw/4954720 for more info about this.
Hi Bert,
I red your link. My tiles are google tile style so they are XYZ tileset. Are you sure that I need a webserver?
I have my cache in local so I can access directly bypass webserver using url like file:///G://myimages//cache//{z}//{y}//{x}.jpg
I tested this kind of url within qGIS (qGIS--> XYZ Tiles) and the cache work fine..
Do you have tested it on ArcBluTile?
In any case is caddyserver available for windows?
Thank you
Giuseppe P.
Hi Giuseppe, ok then its not a TMS but a Google style XYZ tileset. In ArcBruTile the tiles are retrieved using HTTP protocol, so a webserver is required. Caddyserver works also on windows yes.
Hi Bert,
I have installed Caddyserver for windows. Could you give me an example (or a link) of how I have to configure it to pubblish my local cache?
if you have caddy 1.x installed, its just going to a directory and start caddy from commandline ($ caddy). A webserver on port 2015 will start, in a browser go to http://localhost:2015/ to retrieve files from that directory. I believe in Caddy 2.0 its changed a bit.