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feat(share): Export Raster writes a tile layer's tiles as a GeoTIFF (#1561) - #1619
Part 2 of #1561: save a single tile or WMS layer as a georeferenced raster. Part 1 (#1566) saves the whole map view.
Export Raster (share.exportRaster) now writes a tile layer. This covers WMS, WMTS and XYZ layers and raster PMTiles/MBTiles archives. The layer's own tiles at one zoom are put together on their Web Mercator grid as an RGBA GeoTIFF in EPSG:3857:
One pixel per tile pixel. The tiles are not resampled or warped. The box is snapped to the zoom's pixel grid, so the file lines up with the service's own tiles.
Alone and see-through. No other layer, no basemap, and the layer's transparency is kept in an alpha band.
Credits go into the TIFF Copyright tag, written as ASCII as in part 1. The answer gives them in full as copyright.
Parameters:
"tiles": the tile layer's name, or its index (0 = top). By default it's the tile layer picked in the Layers pane, when no layer is given or active.
"bbox": [west, south, east, north] in degrees, the view's by default.
"zoom": the tiles' zoom, by default the zoom of the view's scale.
"cog": a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF, as for a raster layer.
Caps: at most 1024 tiles and 8192 pixels a side. Past either, the export is refused and names a zoom that fits. Many tile services' terms forbid bulk downloads (OpenStreetMap's tile usage policy, for one).
Gaps are said. A gap on the ground passes for data, so the export warns about:
tiles that don't come after a wait;
tiles that can't be drawn;
a box where nothing was drawn.
A zoom past the service's deepest says that its tiles are enlarged.
Refused, each with what to do:
vector tiles and styles (Export Map to a .tif writes what they draw);
a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF tile layer (add it as a raster layer);
a zoom below the first one the layer draws;
band;
the web app, which can't wait for tiles on a thread of its own, so it points to Export Map.
New module cmd/tile_export.rs. It resolves the layer's tile grid, places the box on it, and draws 2048-pixel blocks with rustgis_tiles::draw on the export thread, with progress and Cancel. It then writes through Export Raster's write_geotiff.
The Export Raster guard also lets a tile layer through.
The plan's inputs and effects read the tile layer and its source's network or file reach. A layer taken from the pane selection is left unresolved for plans.
app:
A raster tile layer's menu in the Layers pane has Export Raster….
ui.exportRaster writes the picked tile layer.
With neither a raster nor a tile layer selected, the app says so before the save dialog opens.
docs:
Sharing › Exporting describes the tile layer export.
The Writing table in data formats mentions it.
Testing
New tests:
export_raster_puts_a_tile_layer_s_tiles_together (engine), on an MBTiles archive of four coloured quarters at zoom 1 (one quarter see-through):
the world at zoom 1 is 512 × 512 px in EPSG:3857, with the corner at (−HALF, HALF) and pixels of HALF/256;
each quarter is where it lies, and the see-through quarter has alpha 0;
the copyright tag;
a small box takes the pixels of the one tile it is in;
zoom 2, past the archive's maxzoom, gives 1024 px and its notice;
an export too large is refused, naming a zoom that fits;
the tile layer picked in the pane is the one written;
a wrong name, band and a reversed bbox are refused.
tile_export unit tests:
the pixel grid (world, one-world cap, a small box);
bbox checks, and a box past the antimeridian moved into the world;
the first zoom drawn, for 256- and 512-px tiles.
Checked by hand: swisstopo's WMTS over central Zürich at zoom 15 gives 933 × 689 px. gdalinfo reads EPSG:3857, 4.7773 m pixels, TIFFTAG_COPYRIGHT=(c) swisstopo and an Alpha band.
cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy, layers and the wasm build pass. In the tests the only failures were:
the known box-only ones (filegdb with GDAL, damaged shapefiles);
permission_policy_real_plugin_approval_and_changed_first_card, which fails under load and passes alone.
An independent review went over the whole diff before this PR. Its fixes are in:
the first zoom the drawing really draws for 256-px tiles;
the "zoom N fits" hint kept to the layer's zooms;
a layer taken from the pane selection left unresolved for plans;
the reason given before the save dialog;
a calmer wait loop;
the menu item shown for raster tile layers only;
a bbox past ±180° moved into the world.
UI evidence
The new UI is the Export Raster… item in a raster tile layer's menu in the Layers pane. I took ui_shot screenshots of that menu and of the exported GeoTIFF added back over Zürich. They can be added to rustgis-assets if you'd like them here.
…pengeos#1561)
Export Raster (share.exportRaster) now writes a WMS, WMTS or XYZ tile layer, or a raster
tile archive: its own tiles at one zoom, put together on their Web Mercator grid as an
RGBA GeoTIFF (a pixel of the file for a pixel of a tile, not resampled), with the layer's
credits in the Copyright tag. The second part of opengeos#1561, after Export Map as GeoTIFF.
- New parameters: "tiles" (a tile layer's name or index; by default the one picked in
the Layers pane), "bbox" (degrees, default the view's) and "zoom" (default the zoom of
the view's scale). "cog" writes a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF as for a raster layer.
- At most 1024 tiles and 8192 pixels a side: past either the export is refused, naming a
zoom that fits, as tile services' terms forbid bulk downloads.
- Drawn in 2048-pixel blocks on the export thread, with progress and Cancel; tiles that
don't come, can't be drawn, or a box with nothing drawn are warned about, as a gap on
the ground passes for data. A zoom past the service's says its tiles are enlarged.
- Vector tiles and styles are refused (Export Map to a .tif writes what they draw); the
web app refuses too, as it can't wait for tiles on a thread.
- The Layers pane's menu of a raster tile layer has Export Raster…; the plan reads the
tile layer and its source's network or file reach.
Raster export now accepts raster or tile-layer targets. Tile exports select raster tiles, place them on a Web Mercator grid, and write RGBA GeoTIFF output. UI entry points, tile-source effect handling, validation, tests, and user-guide content are updated.
Changes: Tile-layer raster export
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Target selection and grid rules crates/engine/src/cmd/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs
The command resolves named, indexed, or selected tile-layer targets. It validates export parameters and bounding boxes, identifies raster tile sources, and calculates placement on a Web Mercator pixel grid.
Tile resolution and GeoTIFF output crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs, crates/tiles/src/cache.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs
The exporter resolves and draws tile blocks, enforces tile-count and image-size limits, assembles RGBA pixels, and writes GeoTIFF output with result metadata and warnings. Tests cover placement, output properties, bounds, limits, and tile failures.
The UI offers tile export actions and routes tile targets through share.exportRaster. Command effects include tile-source reach. The guides describe export options and limits.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TileMenu as tile_row
participant ExportUI as ui.exportRaster
participant ExportCommand as share.exportRaster
participant TileExporter as tile_export::export_work
participant TileCache as tile cache
participant GeoTIFFWriter as write_geotiff
User->>TileMenu: choose Export Raster
TileMenu->>ExportUI: queue tile index
ExportUI->>ExportCommand: submit tile export
ExportCommand->>TileExporter: delegate tile target
TileExporter->>TileCache: resolve and draw tiles
TileExporter->>GeoTIFFWriter: write RGBA GeoTIFF
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1561 — Requests GeoTIFF export for WMS, WMTS, or XYZ tile layers; this PR adds tile-layer export through share.exportRaster.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1433 — Defines the export execution contract and desktop background export path used by this change.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs, mavrick-f
Merge Risk: Low · up to 31fd7
Tile exports can incorrectly attribute empty areas to earlier tile failures. This bounded warning defect does not block merging, but should be corrected.
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Attach the ui_shot screenshots of the Export Raster… menu item and the exported GeoTIFF to the UI evidence section instead of deferring them to rustgis-assets.
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A rabbit maps the tiles in rows, Then sets them on the grid. Web Mercator holds them fast, GeoTIFF keeps what’s rendered. A little credit joins the file, And gaps are warned about. The rabbit hops; the export’s done.
Reviewed PR #1619 (Export Raster for tile layers) against main. There were no earlier review threads, so nothing was skipped as already raised. Four inline comments are posted. Each was checked against the source. I did not run the test suite, because this environment has no shell.
Bugs
Menu shown for vector archives (crates/ui-egui/src/panes.rs:1750). The PR says the item is shown for raster tile layers only. The condition matches on kind alone, and PMTiles and MBTiles archives can hold MVT tiles. Those layers get the item, and then the export refuses them. Confidence: high.
Security
No findings. Tile fetches stay behind the existing network and file effects in effects.rs, and the tile and zoom caps are enforced before any fetch.
Performance
Four f32 bands at the caps (8192 × 8192) take about 1 GiB while the file is written. The MOST_TILES and MOST_SIDE caps together allow this. Storing 8-bit bands would cut it by four, but Raster stores f32, so this is a design-level trade-off, not a fix. Confidence: medium.
Quality
The raster path of share.exportRaster ignores bbox and zoom without a notice (crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs:970, with a suggestion). Confidence: high. This is an AGENTS "never silent" issue, so I've put it under AGENTS.md too.
The gap warnings in tile_export.rs give no count of missing tiles or blocks, and they show only the first distinct error (tile_export.rs:371). Confidence: medium-high.
Nits, left for the release quality pass:
why.replace("a raster layer", …) depends on the exact wording of another function's message.
The web branch of ui.exportRaster passes a placeholder "tiles.tif" path that is never written.
The write() loop indexes band[at] where .get() would follow the AGENTS style. The index is in range by construction, so this is style only.
AGENTS.md
Test coverage is one-sided. The only gap-related assertion checks that a clean export produces no warning (crates/engine/src/tests.rs:33463). The three warning branches in write() (pending, errors, nothing drawn) have no lossy test. Confidence: high.
No screenshots are attached. The PR says they "can be added if you'd like them here". AGENTS requires them for a visible change, and the new menu item is one. Confidence: high.
I left 0 earlier concerns alone, because there were none.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base bbaad9c to PR head d0f5fd6).
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs:
- Line 106: Update the named tile export path in the raster command so omitted
bbox and zoom values are resolved from the view and bound to the approval plan.
Before exporting through tile_inputs, ensure the current view-derived extent and
resolution still match the approved plan; otherwise require renewed approval.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs:
- Around line 120-121: Update the bbox parsing logic around the array conversion
to reject the entire input if any element is nonnumeric, rather than silently
dropping invalid elements. Preserve the existing validation error for malformed
bbox values and require exactly four numeric elements.
- Line 28: Update the BLOCK sizing used by tile export so each block stays
within the renderer’s tile-placement limit, including for raster-only styles
with 64-pixel tiles; avoid blocks that cause tiles to be silently omitted. Use
the renderer’s established placement limit rather than the separate export
limit.
- Line 238: Update the tile export path around rustgis_tiles::draw to apply the
tile layer’s t.opacity to exported pixel alpha, so fully opaque pixels reflect
the layer opacity; add a test covering a non-default opacity such as 0.5.
- Around line 363-378: Update the tile-rendering flow that handles State::Failed
so failed tiles reach the export’s gap-reporting logic instead of being
discarded. Ensure the export records and warns about failures that leave gaps
even when another tile drew, without changing the existing pending and error
reporting behavior.
- Around line 148-153: Update the export validation around grid_of to reject
styles with multiple raster sources before drawing, rather than using find_map
to select only one source. Ensure the validation counts every raster source the
style can draw, so the export cannot exceed the tile limit or resample a source
with a lower maximum zoom.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 33478-33480: Add a separate case near the existing
`share.exportRaster` limit test using a fixture whose source maximum zoom is
high enough for the request to touch more than 1024 tiles while keeping each
output side at or below 8192 pixels. Assert that this case returns the
fetched-tile-cap error, so it specifically exercises the tile-count guard rather
than the pixel-side limit.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 3934-3936: Update the `tiles` presence check in the
`share.exportRaster` branch so a JSON null value is treated as absent. Preserve
the existing `selected_tile()` fallback and the filesystem export path for
non-null `tiles` values.
- Around line 3951-3952: Update the tile-selection logic around `selected_tile`
and `session.map().tiles` to distinguish an omitted selector from an explicit
invalid one. Resolve explicit tile names or indices and reject invalid selectors
before export dispatch; use the selected tile only when no selector was
provided, so an invalid selector cannot fall back to another data source.
Review comments at @docs/user-guide/sharing.md:
- Around line 45-46: Update the Export Map guidance to clarify that styles
containing a visible raster layer can be exported when they have no visible
supported non-raster layers; avoid implying that all styles with vector tiles or
styles are refused.
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…can't hold
Review points on opengeos#1619:
- Tiles that failed (fetched or read without a picture, a server's "no tile here"
included) are counted from the cache: the drawing leaves them out without saying
so. The gap warnings say in how many blocks, how many tiles and each different error.
- Blocks touch at most 400 tiles, the most a drawing places, whatever the tile size.
- A style drawing tiles from several sources is refused (they aren't one pixel grid).
- A bbox element that isn't a number is refused; bbox and zoom given for a raster
layer are refused, not dropped.
- The app keeps a tile layer asked for by name or index, refusing one that isn't there,
and a null "tiles" counts as none; the Layers pane menu leaves out vector archives.
- Docs: a style drawing one source's raster tiles is exported; opacity isn't applied.
- Tests for the tile cap, a tile that can't be read and a box that draws nothing.
Medium-high confidence: the "tile(s) couldn't be fetched or read" count is per block, so a tile on a block boundary is counted once for each block it touches. A single failing tile can be reported as two. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs:378.
Security
Nothing found. Tile fetches are gated by tile_source_reach through the effects closure, and the parameters are bounded (1024 tiles, 8192 px, zoom ≤ 30, bbox range checks).
Performance
Low confidence:block() redraws the whole block (up to 2048² px) on every cache generation change, including news from other layers. A long wait with many arrivals could cost several seconds of redraws. Not posted.
Quality
Test: the "archive gone" case in tests.rs (around line 33543) asserts only when the export succeeds. A refusal passes with nothing checked, so it should assert the error names the layer.
Test: the zoom-too-large check (tests.rs:33479) uses contains(...) || contains("8192"), which is weak.
Docs: the new paragraph in docs/user-guide/sharing.md (around lines 888–890) is a long unwrapped run, unlike the rest of the file.
Grouped nits. Not posted, for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Screenshots: the PR has no screenshots. AGENTS asks for after-screenshots on new UI, and the PR body only says they "can be added" to rustgis-assets. This is a rule violation.
Never silent, opacity: the export ignores the layer's opacity without a notice. The docs say so, but the command does not. Already raised in a prior thread, still open.
Test coverage: errors and !drew gap warnings are now tested. The pending branch is still untested. Already raised, partly addressed.
Already raised (left alone): 11 prior threads. Of these:
The "vector archives get the menu" concern: the menu gate also checks sources.is_none() (panes.rs:1753), so this holds only for archives whose header names no source layers. I could not verify that case.
The bbox/zoom refusal on raster layers and null-tiles handling are both fixed in the current code.
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 3952-3966: Update the numeric tile-index conversion in the
tile-selection logic to use a checked conversion to usize, rejecting values that
do not fit instead of wrapping. Preserve the existing named-tile fallback and
bounds check.
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… index past usize is refused
Review points on opengeos#1619: the failed tiles of a tile layer's export are counted by address
across its blocks, not per block; ui.exportRaster converts a tile index with a checked
conversion, so on a 32-bit build a large one is refused rather than wrapping to another
layer. A test over two blocks checks every failed tile is counted once.
I reviewed the whole PR (10 files, +783 lines) against the base branch. I posted one inline comment. I checked the tile-grid placement, the gap accounting, the caps, the UI dispatch, the web branch, the background export path, and the copyright handling. The earlier review threads are all resolved, and the fixes are in the head commit.
Bugs
layer is silently dropped when tiles is also named (medium-high, high confidence). raster::export_work hands the call to tile_export whenever target returns a tile layer, and nothing there reads layer. {"layer": "dem", "tiles": "Swiss"} writes the tile layer and ignores the raster. This breaks the never-silent rule. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs:85, with a suggested refusal.
Security
None found. Tile reach is added to the policy effects, so network tile fetches still go through approval. The bbox and zoom inputs are validated, and the tile index goes through usize::try_from.
Performance
None worth raising. Blocks are sized so that one block touches at most 400 tiles, and the export caps at 1024 tiles and 8192 px a side. The waits are bounded by a 60 s limit.
Quality
Nits, not posted inline. Per AGENTS these can wait for the release quality pass:
docs/user-guide/sharing.md has an overlong paragraph line near line 923.
A doc comment in tile_export.rs (around lines 306–307) runs past the usual width.
In ui-egui/src/lib.rs, the local tiles (an Option<String> name) shadows the "tiles" parameter name, and two adjacent comments repeat each other.
In tests.rs (around lines 776–777), the assertion accepts either "Bad" or "bad" for the same layer. That hedge should be a single exact string.
AGENTS.md
The layer-drop above is the only rule breach I found.
Checked and fine: no unwrap, expect or unsafe in non-test code; the warnings go through Session::warn; the background export path calls said(), so the gap warnings reach the user; the copyright writer reports ASCII substitutions; the new strings use tl!; no dependencies changed.
Already raised (left alone)
17 earlier threads cover this PR. The fixed items I confirmed against the head: the vector-archive menu, the bbox/zoom refusal, the null tiles, the index check, the double-counted tiles, the gap counts, the tile-count test, the multi-source check, and block sizing. I did not repeat any of them.
The opacity and view-binding requests were declined in the thread, and I left those alone too.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs:
- Around line 239-245: Update the failure-checking flow around `cache::get_tile`
to inspect only tiles that have already been requested, without enqueueing or
fetching undrawn tiles. Use the existing non-fetching cache inspection
mechanism, if available, and preserve the current failed-tile reporting
behavior; if none exists, establish the appropriate safe lookup before changing
this check.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 33557-33565: Add an independent assertion in the test around
`share.exportRaster` that verifies the fetched tile count is exactly 88. Keep
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… refuses a layer beside it
Review points on opengeos#1619:
- The failed tiles of an export are read from the cache (cache::peek_failure, new)
without asking for a tile the drawing didn't ask for, so the check fetches nothing.
- A "layer" given beside "tiles" is refused rather than dropped.
- The two-block test checks the tile count it works out (88) as well.
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Login check runs before the cache lookup, so a tile the drawing never requested can be counted as failed.peek_failure returns Some(e) from logins::check for any URL whose login is missing, before it checks whether the cache has a slot for the URL. The export's failed_tiles calls this for every tile address in a block, so a login-gated URL that the drawing never fetched (for example a style raster layer outside its zoom range) is counted in lost and reported as a gap. The doc comment and the earlier thread say such tiles are "not fetched and not counted". The drawn tiles should still report the same login error, so this mostly affects the counts. I have not traced whether draw records a login failure in the cache, so I can't give a safe replacement. Consider looking up the slot first and keeping the login check only for URLs the cache has seen. Confidence: low-medium.
I read the full diff, the prior threads, and the surrounding code in template.rs, draw.rs, cache.rs, workspace.rs, raster.rs and engine/lib.rs. I found one new concern and one AGENTS.md gap. Earlier review threads on this PR had already been fixed, so I did not repeat them.
Bugs
peek_failure in crates/tiles/src/cache.rs (line 484) checks login before the cache, so a login-gated tile the drawing never requested can be counted as a gap. This mainly affects the warning counts; the drawn tiles should still report the same login error. Confidence: low-medium. Posted inline.
Security
None found. The new share.exportRaster tile path reports network reach to policy through effects.rs, and tile_source_reach covers it.
Performance
The output bands are f32 for 8-bit RGBA, so a full 8192 × 8192 export holds about 1 GiB while it writes. The caps bound this and the code comments say so, but a u8 path would be four times smaller. The Raster API takes f32, so this is a design limit more than a defect. Confidence: medium.
Each block can wait up to 60 s, so a 1024-tile export can take many minutes. The docs state this. Confidence: high, not a defect.
Quality (nits, left for the release quality pass)
The Layers pane shows "Export Raster…" in the web app too, where it always fails with a message pointing to Export Map.
raster::export_work says "a raster or tile layer" even in projects with no tile layers.
The tile tiles.tif path passed by the web branch of ui.exportRaster is a placeholder that is never used.
The long line added to docs/user-guide/sharing.md (the paragraph ending "…tiles from more than one source") should be wrapped.
AGENTS.md
AGENTS.md requires screenshots in the PR for any visible change: "after" for new UI, and "before and after" for changed UI. This PR adds a new Layers pane menu item and changes the Export Raster flow, but the body only offers to add screenshots to rustgis-assets later. Please attach them now, or link their assets.rustgis.app URLs. Confidence: high.
Checked and not raised
Tile template selection and expansion match draw.rs ((x + y) % len, 256-px expansion, empty subdomains), so failure detection looks up the same URLs the drawing uses.
view_extent_of returns lon/lat, so the default bbox is correct.
A box crossing the antimeridian is wrapped by covering, so it does not lose data.
No unwrap, expect or indexing panics in the new non-test code, and the new bbox, zoom, tiles and cog parameters are validated.
Earlier concerns left alone: 19 earlier threads. All are resolved or outdated, and 2 were declined by the author and then withdrawn (approval-plan binding and opacity). None needed to be raised again.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR, merge base bbaad9c to head 31fd766. Files changed: 11 (1 added, 10 modified, 0 removed, 0 renamed). Size before: 3.05 MB. Size after: 3.10 MB. Total change: +41.4 KB.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/tile_export.rs:
- Around line 245-247: Update the `failed_tiles` collection in the tile export
flow to track tiles requested by the current drawing and report cached failures
only for those tiles. Preserve the existing behavior that skips fetching tiles
for raster style layers outside their drawable zoom range.
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Summary
Part 2 of #1561: save a single tile or WMS layer as a georeferenced raster. Part 1 (#1566) saves the whole map view.
Export Raster (
share.exportRaster) now writes a tile layer. This covers WMS, WMTS and XYZ layers and raster PMTiles/MBTiles archives. The layer's own tiles at one zoom are put together on their Web Mercator grid as an RGBA GeoTIFF in EPSG:3857:One pixel per tile pixel. The tiles are not resampled or warped. The box is snapped to the zoom's pixel grid, so the file lines up with the service's own tiles.
Alone and see-through. No other layer, no basemap, and the layer's transparency is kept in an alpha band.
Credits go into the TIFF Copyright tag, written as ASCII as in part 1. The answer gives them in full as
copyright.Parameters:
"tiles": the tile layer's name, or its index (0 = top). By default it's the tile layer picked in the Layers pane, when no layer is given or active."bbox":[west, south, east, north]in degrees, the view's by default."zoom": the tiles' zoom, by default the zoom of the view's scale."cog": a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF, as for a raster layer.Caps: at most 1024 tiles and 8192 pixels a side. Past either, the export is refused and names a zoom that fits. Many tile services' terms forbid bulk downloads (OpenStreetMap's tile usage policy, for one).
Gaps are said. A gap on the ground passes for data, so the export warns about:
A zoom past the service's deepest says that its tiles are enlarged.
Refused, each with what to do:
.tifwrites what they draw);band;Example:
To support this:
cmd/tile_export.rs. It resolves the layer's tile grid, places the box on it, and draws 2048-pixel blocks withrustgis_tiles::drawon the export thread, with progress and Cancel. It then writes through Export Raster'swrite_geotiff.ui.exportRasterwrites the picked tile layer.Testing
New tests:
export_raster_puts_a_tile_layer_s_tiles_together(engine), on an MBTiles archive of four coloured quarters at zoom 1 (one quarter see-through):bandand a reversed bbox are refused.tile_exportunit tests:Checked by hand: swisstopo's WMTS over central Zürich at zoom 15 gives 933 × 689 px.
gdalinforeads EPSG:3857, 4.7773 m pixels,TIFFTAG_COPYRIGHT=(c) swisstopoand an Alpha band.cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy, layers and the wasm build pass. In the tests the only failures were:permission_policy_real_plugin_approval_and_changed_first_card, which fails under load and passes alone.An independent review went over the whole diff before this PR. Its fixes are in:
UI evidence
The new UI is the Export Raster… item in a raster tile layer's menu in the Layers pane. I took
ui_shotscreenshots of that menu and of the exported GeoTIFF added back over Zürich. They can be added to rustgis-assets if you'd like them here.Related issue
Part of #1561 (with #1566, this completes it).
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