#Maptiler download map how to

There can be multiple parcels associated with a title, and a title may only have a part share in a parcel. If ownership information is required, you need to first agree to the LINZ Licence for Personal Data to be able to access the NZ Property Title Including Owners and NZ Property Title Owners datasets. This dataset does not contain any ownership information so that it can be freely distributed. You should now see the url of your map which you can use in the application.This dataset provides title information (excluding ownership) where there is a relationship to one or more primary parcels.Ī Record of Title is a record of a property's owners, legal description and the rights and responsibilities registered against the title. Scroll down until the Use vector style section.

Click the close button to exit the advanced editor. When you are done, you have to publish the map so that you can use it in your application.

You can change other layers as well, for example make landcover_grass and landcover_wood layers and change the color from green to white to set winter theme. Rename the layer to slopes-easy, add the filter piste_difficulty = easy to include only easy slopes in this layer and set color and opacity.Ĭreate copies of the layer - intermediate and advanced slopes, set filters to piste_difficulty = intermediate and piste_difficulty = advanced and set colors. Select the source (slopes) and source layer (we have only one - slopes) In the top left corner, choose Add Layer button. We will add 3 layers - blue, red, and black slopes. In the next step we will add slopes to the map. In the next step we will add your slopes to the map as a new source so that we can use vector tiles from this source in new layers.įrom the list of available sources, choose slopes. Now you can start editing your map style. You might want to rename the map first.Ĭlick the Advanced editing button and convert the map. On the next screen, click the Save button and save the map. We will choose Outdoor basemaps and click the Customize button. On the next screen, choose a map which you would like to use as your template. In your cloud account, under Maps click New Map button. You should first check if you have your vector tiles under Tiles section in your cloud account. In the next step, we will create custom map and we will add slopes as a new layer. Lastly, upload the mbtiles file you’ve created to your cloud account. When done, MapTiler Desktop will show you rendered data. Keep output format gzip and launch rendering. Attributes specified here will be used when working on the map style. Launch MapTiler Desktop and open the geo package.Ĭlick “Export” to initiate export wizard and select “mbtiles” format.Ĭonfigure zoom levels and attributes. You can download MapTiler Desktop from MapTiler web site. We will create vector tiles using MapTiler Desktop - the application which allows you to load your image or geodata and get a tiled map. However we have prepared the data for you.

#Maptiler download map how to

There are many ways how to download OSM data and convert them into geopackage - you can use QGIS, OpenMapTiles project, GDAL ogr2ogr etc. The OSM data is extracted and converted to geopackage. We will use ski slopes (small sample in Austria) for this example downloaded from OpenStreetMap (OSM) database.

How to create your own map style and use your vector tiles along with predefined MapTiler tiles.

How to generate your own vector tiles and host them in MapTiler Cloud.

This example demonstrates how to create custom map using MapTiler Cloud and OpenStreetMap (OSM) data.