hi. i made the public domain colorful style. its specific to the free shortbread scheme initially developed by geofabrik and free of any copyrighted schemes like mapbox or "open"maptiles (which is also not really open). you can make styles for shortbread from scratch or use the generator tooling in the versatiles-styles repo.
The Overture Tiles GitHub repo has a scripts folder where they use DuckDB to read GIS data, turn it into GeoJSON and feed it into tippecanoe. It seems to be pretty scalable. Both MVT and PM Tiles are supported as well. There are counterpart filters files for configuring zoom levels for each element.
Hej Karl, many thanks! Great Tip ! All the best for your voice getting better soon!
Great theme, many thanks!
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hi. i made the public domain colorful style. its specific to the free shortbread scheme initially developed by geofabrik and free of any copyrighted schemes like mapbox or "open"maptiles (which is also not really open).
you can make styles for shortbread from scratch or use the generator tooling in the versatiles-styles repo.
Hi, is there a way to create our own vector tiles from our own data so we can serve them using mapserver or leaflet? can you make a video about that?
yes, but you don't need to. you can get shortbread scheme vectortiles for the whole planet from versatiles.
The Overture Tiles GitHub repo has a scripts folder where they use DuckDB to read GIS data, turn it into GeoJSON and feed it into tippecanoe. It seems to be pretty scalable. Both MVT and PM Tiles are supported as well. There are counterpart filters files for configuring zoom levels for each element.