@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ The bounding box is constructed through presenting a minimum x-value, a minimum
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ The bounding box is constructed through presenting a minimum x-value, a minimum
_&BBOX=42.32,-71.13,42.42,-71.03_
_&BBOX=42.32,-71.13,42.42,-71.03_
In order to set the size of the image presented we specified the with and the height of the image, note that a new "block" of the request starts with the addition of &styles, which is followed by all the attributes concerning the style of the map produced. Depending on the size chose the detail of the map varies greatly, for example a map with the size 780x780px is far more primititve than one with a size above 1000 px, although the api only allows to request images up to a certain size until it sends an error message that tells you thatthe size you requested is too big.
In order to set the size of the image presented we specified the with and the height of the image, note that a new "block" of the request starts with the addition of &styles, which is followed by all the attributes concerning the style of the map produced. Depending on the size chose the detail of the map varies greatly, for example a map with the size 780x780px is far more primititve than one with a size above 1000 px, although the api only allows to request images up to a certain size (4000px) until it sends an error message that tells you thatthe size you requested is too big.
_&styles=&WIDTH=780&HEIGHT=780_ -> set size of map, if different dimension projection skewed
_&styles=&WIDTH=780&HEIGHT=780_ -> set size of map, if different dimension projection skewed