This is probably going to annoy the more experienced map people here, but I'm sort of new to all this, or at least I don't have a lot of experience. I know this is a bit strange and not ideal, but I have a huge SVG file of geographical shapes and regions. I want to be able to plot points and draw shapes in Openlayers. The problem is that, of course, this file is over 50 MB, so I can't exactly expect users to load the whole thing then navigate around.
I have a less detailed map for when users are zoomed out, so I'd like to use this map as they zoom in, but then tiling would of course be best. I don't need much detail beyond what I have so using just these two maps as starting points is fine. Like I said, I was planning on using OpenLayers since I've used it in the past but I'm not tied to it. How is the best way for me to proceed?
Thanks.
Monday, 12 November 2018
openlayers 2 - convert my large svg image into tiles
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