The bitmaps are generated at a fix scale, and will be stretched or shrunk to fit the actual size on screen. Unless the application uses fix scales that match the tile levels, texts and symbols will vary in size, up to a factor of 2. To avoid this stretching, the application should only use scales that are a power of 2 from the base scale 1:10000. For instance, setting View.NominalScale to 2500, 10000 or 10240000 will show the bitmaps at their correct size. Tip: To quickly zoom to such a nominal scale in Carmenta Explorer, use the zoom-in/zoom-out buttons (magnifying glasses with plus and minus).

Texts and symbols will be rotated if the view is rotated.

Texts and symbols may be clipped at tile boundaries. This can be avoided in many cases by setting appropriate pixel margins on the sub-layers, e.g. OrdinaryLayer.PixelMarginLeft. However, some cases are hard to solve completely, for instance if you wish to repeat a symbol along a line at a certain interval. To solve this, you may need to add a custom operator or ScriptOperator that replaces the line with point features with correct spacing.

The bitmaps are generated at a fix scale, and will be stretched or shrunk to fit the actual size on screen. Unless the application uses fix scales that match the tile levels, texts and symbols will vary in size, up to a factor of 2. To avoid this stretching, the application should only use scales that are a power of 2 from the base scale 1:10000. For instance, setting View::nominalScale to 2500, 10000 or 10240000 will show the bitmaps at their correct size. Tip: To quickly zoom to such a nominal scale in Carmenta Explorer, use the zoom-in/zoom-out buttons (magnifying glasses with plus and minus).

Texts and symbols will be rotated if the view is rotated.

Texts and symbols may be clipped at tile boundaries. This can be avoided in many cases by setting appropriate pixel margins on the sub-layers, e.g. OrdinaryLayer::pixelMarginLeft. However, some cases are hard to solve completely, for instance if you wish to repeat a symbol along a line at a certain interval. To solve this, you may need to add a custom operator or ScriptOperator that replaces the line with point features with correct spacing.

The bitmaps are generated at a fix scale, and will be stretched or shrunk to fit the actual size on screen. Unless the application uses fix scales that match the tile levels, texts and symbols will vary in size, up to a factor of 2. To avoid this stretching, the application should only use scales that are a power of 2 from the base scale 1:10000. For instance, setting View.nominalScale to 2500, 10000 or 10240000 will show the bitmaps at their correct size. Tip: To quickly zoom to such a nominal scale in Carmenta Explorer, use the zoom-in/zoom-out buttons (magnifying glasses with plus and minus).

Texts and symbols will be rotated if the view is rotated.

Texts and symbols may be clipped at tile boundaries. This can be avoided in many cases by setting appropriate pixel margins on the sub-layers, e.g. OrdinaryLayer.pixelMarginLeft. However, some cases are hard to solve completely, for instance if you wish to repeat a symbol along a line at a certain interval. To solve this, you may need to add a custom operator or ScriptOperator that replaces the line with point features with correct spacing.

The bitmaps are generated at a fix scale, and will be stretched or shrunk to fit the actual size on screen. Unless the application uses fix scales that match the tile levels, texts and symbols will vary in size, up to a factor of 2. To avoid this stretching, the application should only use scales that are a power of 2 from the base scale 1:10000. For instance, setting View.nominalScale to 2500, 10000 or 10240000 will show the bitmaps at their correct size. Tip: To quickly zoom to such a nominal scale in Carmenta Explorer, use the zoom-in/zoom-out buttons (magnifying glasses with plus and minus).

Texts and symbols will be rotated if the view is rotated.

Texts and symbols may be clipped at tile boundaries. This can be avoided in many cases by setting appropriate pixel margins on the sub-layers, e.g. OrdinaryLayer.pixelMarginLeft. However, some cases are hard to solve completely, for instance if you wish to repeat a symbol along a line at a certain interval. To solve this, you may need to add a custom operator or ScriptOperator that replaces the line with point features with correct spacing.