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janstuemmel opened this issue Dec 5, 2024 · 1 comment
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janstuemmel commented Dec 5, 2024

fyi: there's an old PR that i learned basic things: versatiles-org/versatiles-style@main...refs/heads/hillshade-vectors#diff-5fbf2f924e8dd105c6fb171fd70656c6fd948b86a2f6b6aa9ecdd25e5a6b4e42L48

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yetzt commented Mar 8, 2025

i've added tilesets to our documentation, including some basic map style examples: https://docs.versatiles.org/basics/tilesets.html

in short: as of now you need to add them as sources and layers to your map style, wither directly by editing the style json, or using an edito like maputnik.

for the future we are planning to integrate the different available layers to our style generator.

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