With logarithmic each layer is assumed to have a maximum of (2^level+1) tiles in each axis (for instance at level 0,
2 tiles). This setup is how apps like Google maps arrange their tiles.
With absolute tiling, the number of tiles in each axis is computed as the size of the image in that axis
divided by the tile size in that axis. Thus, for each zoom level, there are the same number of tiles.
Defines how the tiles are arranged.
With
logarithmiceach layer is assumed to have a maximum of (2^level+1) tiles in each axis (for instance at level 0, 2 tiles). This setup is how apps like Google maps arrange their tiles.With
absolutetiling, the number of tiles in each axis is computed as the size of the image in that axis divided by the tile size in that axis. Thus, for each zoom level, there are the same number of tiles.