Changes to support coordinate system that use units other than meters. #52
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Added a scale factor that can be used for proper tiles scaling if coordinate system uses units other than meters (i.e. survey feet or feet that are common in US) Also added base Geometric error as a parameter. I found that 100 worked well for meters, but I need something like 300-500 for datasets that uses feet.
Fixed scale matrix to have last element to be 1
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Nice, thanks @andreiveselov ! Sorry for the late merge 🙏 |
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Woah! An important feature for those of us continuing to suffer on imperial. Thanks @andreiveselov ! |
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Added a scale factor that can be used for proper tiles scaling if coordinate system uses units other than meters (i.e. survey feet or feet that are common in US). Code assumes that x, y and altitude are in different units and need to be scaled.
Also added base Geometric error as a parameter. I found that 100 worked well for meters, but I need something like 300-500 for datasets that uses feet.