Display hillshade raster using Deck.gl #9150
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If the hillshading is done by titiler it should just work as the served images will already be shaded? If not your problem is probably not with the hillshader, |
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You should use the BitmapLayer unless you also have a proper elevatation data source. You may want to check what format titiler is sending, you can do this e.g. in the network tab. @kylebarron may have some advice. |
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Thanks both, when i used bitmaplayer, it shows grids why would that be the
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I assume it's sending back image tiles, in which case you should use
BitmapLayer as @ibgreen <https://github.com/ibgreen> suggested
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is it achievable? I m using titiler's
/cog/tiles
endpoint withalgorithm=hillshade
and deckgl/react in which tilelayer fetches each image and rendersublayer with bitmaplayer.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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