This reference mentions an extension gx:LatLonQuad for nonrectangular overlays, which also works (in my case, the map was rectangular, but not aligned to the north, so I had to use this version). I could overlay an image (such as an historical map) on a specified geographical area, and vary the opacity of the image, in Google Earth Pro but not in the other two. MapTiler is a tool in the Mapping APIs category of a tech stack. I also tried KML imports in Google Maps, Google Earth Web (Chrome browser), and Google Earth Pro (desktop). It automatically produces large seamless maps from several input files (MapTiler Pro) and directly optimizes the produced tiles for minimal filesize which. What is MapTiler and what are its top alternatives.
Maptiler pro desktop free#
If all you want is to georeference a map and then view it overlaid on a regular map, with variable opacity, you can do that in the free version of MapTiler desktop. And I don’t think you can give the MapTiler Server a place description as an alternative to coordinates. Well, not quite, since you won’t get a place marker. MapTiler Desktop 11.3 brings custom basemaps Published The new MapTiler Desktop 11.3 release is now available for you to download, and it brings some sweet new features Now you can change the basemap when you are previewing your input files as well as the final rendered map. So that at least in the Places view you can select a place and “Look up with Map Service”.
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