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l3dt:userguide:ops:mosaic [2013/08/22 00:20] 127.0.0.1 external edit |
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| L3DT [[l3dt:algorithms:mosaics|mosaic maps]] do not have this property by default because it duplicates the values of one row and column of data per-tile, and this is rather messy to deal with. Nonetheless, duplicated borders can be achieved using the '//Layers->Mosaic->Duplicate tile borders//' menu option. | | L3DT [[l3dt:algorithms:mosaics|mosaic maps]] do not have this property by default because it duplicates the values of one row and column of data per-tile, and this is rather messy to deal with. Nonetheless, duplicated borders can be achieved using the '//Layers->Mosaic->Duplicate tile borders//' menu option. |
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| + | <note important> |
| + | Users should consider using the newer '//File->Export->Export overlapped tiles//' menu option instead of this feature ([[l3dt:userguide:io:export:overlapped_tiles|see user guide]].) |
| + | </note> |
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| If you want the tile size to increase by one row/column (e.g. become 513x513), please use the [[bundywiki>plugins:general:atgrowtilesbyone|atGrowTilesByOne]] plugin. | | If you want the tile size to increase by one row/column (e.g. become 513x513), please use the [[bundywiki>plugins:general:atgrowtilesbyone|atGrowTilesByOne]] plugin. |
| </note> | | </note> |