These tiles can be copied later to a S3 Bucket or whatever other way you want to serve them. While a little weird, it seemed to work and generated JSON that looked like below, which is throwing errors in Google, I'm assuming because of the nested FeatureCollection.geojson Being a undergradute in physics and bored of solving paper problems, i decided to solve and apply a real world problems so i started this robotics project in order to introduce my self to control theory, studying its maths and practicing pragramming. I want the individual tiles in geoJSON.Įdit 2: I then discovered that I could run tippecanoe-decode on the very same pbf files that tippecanoe itself had created. Is there a way to do that?Įdit: In searching around, I also discovered tippecanoe and was able to run it, but it looks like it also generates pbf files. So I am looking to create them as GeoJSON. I noticed that both QGIS and MapTiler have an option to write vector tiles in the XYZ structure, but the individual files come out as. I discovered that the Google Maps API can load tiles from GeoJSON as described hereīut I can't find a way to actually generate tiled GeoJSON like that. So I'd like to have it as a collection of tiles instead. I recently learned that you can generate GeoJSON from shapefiles in the correct CRS using QGIS: Convert Shapefiles to GeoJSON? that worked well for me, but the problem is that the file is large - the resulting JSON is 250MB in my case. I have some vector layers in a shapefile that I would like to display in the Google Maps Javascript API.
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