Automatic thinning reduces the detail level of lines and polygons in the layer. In fact the result is the same as if a LineThinningOperator with a maximum error of 0.5 pixels had been inserted before each VisualizationOperator under the TileLayer. This means that the resulting image will be slightly different with automatic thinning than without. However, since the maximum error introduced is less than half a pixel it is usually not noticeable.

Automatic thinning reduces the detail level of lines and polygons in the layer. In fact the result is the same as if a LineThinningOperator with a maximum error of 0.5 pixels had been inserted before each VisualizationOperator under the TileLayer. This means that the resulting image will be slightly different with automatic thinning than without. However, since the maximum error introduced is less than half a pixel it is usually not noticeable.

Automatic thinning reduces the detail level of lines and polygons in the layer. In fact the result is the same as if a LineThinningOperator with a maximum error of 0.5 pixels had been inserted before each VisualizationOperator under the TileLayer. This means that the resulting image will be slightly different with automatic thinning than without. However, since the maximum error introduced is less than half a pixel it is usually not noticeable.

Automatic thinning reduces the detail level of lines and polygons in the layer. In fact the result is the same as if a LineThinningOperator with a maximum error of 0.5 pixels had been inserted before each VisualizationOperator under the TileLayer. This means that the resulting image will be slightly different with automatic thinning than without. However, since the maximum error introduced is less than half a pixel it is usually not noticeable.