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Hi, since the changes from IIIF v2.1 (currently supported by libvips) to 3.0 aren't too many, I wrote a script to transform the generated info.json and rename the tile size folders to the new canonical form. However, when trying to open the tiled image on a compliant viewer, it fails to load a portion of it on certain zoom levels.
I guess the problem could be either on how the tile coordinates or the peripheral tile sizes are calculated/padded. I checked that the folder I rename (/256,123/) matches the tile size inside and I don't touch the coordinate one. Here's an example:
Browser looks for: 001AAN005121/0,4096,4096,1962/256,123/0/default.jpg
File that actually is created:001AAN005121/0,4096,4096,1968/256,123/0/default.jpg
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Ok so apparently the problem was with just 4 files, the right and downmost tiles of the lower zoom level. Renaming them by hand fixed the problem, here's the complete list:
Hi, since the changes from IIIF v2.1 (currently supported by libvips) to 3.0 aren't too many, I wrote a script to transform the generated
info.json
and rename the tile size folders to the new canonical form. However, when trying to open the tiled image on a compliant viewer, it fails to load a portion of it on certain zoom levels.I guess the problem could be either on how the tile coordinates or the peripheral tile sizes are calculated/padded. I checked that the folder I rename (
/256,123/
) matches the tile size inside and I don't touch the coordinate one. Here's an example:Browser looks for:
001AAN005121/0,4096,4096,1962/256,123/0/default.jpg
File that actually is created:
001AAN005121/0,4096,4096,1968/256,123/0/default.jpg
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Zoomed in:

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: