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# slicerdicer
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2019-06-20 21:45:48 +09:30
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2019-06-20 21:59:21 +09:30
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Slice and dice an image, turning it into many equal sized tiles. Useful
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for things like leaflet.js, with the Leaflet.Zoomify plugin.
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The image is sliced up into equal sized tiles, based on the command line
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option `--tile-size` (default 512 pixels).
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Once the tiling is finished, the original is resized to half its current
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dimensions (the orignal file on disk is not touched) and the process repeats.
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Each halving is a new "zoom level".
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Each file is named something like:
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tile-z-x-y.png
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Where 'z' is the zoom level, x and y are the coordinates, with 0,0 being
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the top left tile.
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## Usage
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2019-06-20 21:59:21 +09:30
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slicerdicer --help
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2019-06-20 23:01:01 +09:30
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slicerdicer --filename foo.png --tile-size 256 --concurrency 5
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## Notes
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It's going to eat some memory.
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In my tests on an 32641 x 16471, 8-bit/color RGB PNG, memory usage peaks at
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around 2.7GB.
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