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8 years 10 months ago - 8 years 10 months ago #10355
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And if you need, i can implement this feature too
developers.google.com/maps/documentation...groundoverlay-simple
developers.google.com/maps/documentation...mples/overlay-simple
developers.google.com/maps/documentation...groundoverlay-simple
developers.google.com/maps/documentation...mples/overlay-simple
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8 years 10 months ago #10357
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Hi Dima,
I could be great
Thanks !
Xavier
I could be great

Thanks !
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8 years 9 months ago #10523
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GREAT ! You did it 
The image overlay is going to be easier.
On my side, i search and test a lot to avoid to post for nothing and boring you.
So i use QGIS to georerence an image and a great CD (OSGEO) with a map tiler.
It gave me more comprehension of what you told me
Now, i have a question about the new function (ground overlay).
I have my image and i want to include it as a path using the ground overlay.
I can see you have a field "bounds" to localize the image with lat1, long1, lat2, long2.
In QGis, with my georeferenced image, i have 4 coordinates :
North : 5828204.780927823
South : 5813665.623325179
West : 573292.2276555998
East : 589339.9268656841
Is this what i have to put in Lat and long ?
If so, in what order ?
If not, do you know how i can transform this values to fit in ZhGooglemap ?
Thanks again Dima for your great work. Really.
Xavier

The image overlay is going to be easier.
On my side, i search and test a lot to avoid to post for nothing and boring you.
So i use QGIS to georerence an image and a great CD (OSGEO) with a map tiler.
It gave me more comprehension of what you told me

Now, i have a question about the new function (ground overlay).
I have my image and i want to include it as a path using the ground overlay.
I can see you have a field "bounds" to localize the image with lat1, long1, lat2, long2.
In QGis, with my georeferenced image, i have 4 coordinates :
North : 5828204.780927823
South : 5813665.623325179
West : 573292.2276555998
East : 589339.9268656841
Is this what i have to put in Lat and long ?
If so, in what order ?
If not, do you know how i can transform this values to fit in ZhGooglemap ?
Thanks again Dima for your great work. Really.
Xavier
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8 years 9 months ago #10524
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Hi. Thanks.
You can search the web, or just do simple:
1 - when you upload your image, you should set bounds for ground overlay.
2 - this image will be zoomed to this bounds.
3 - bounds - lat1,lng1 - left bottom corner; lat2,lng2 - right top corner, ie south west, north east.
4 - if you open path, the first tab, there is a field "Current coordinates". If you click on map, this field contains coordinates, where you click on map
Just copy - paste for each bound, separate bound coordinate pair by semicolon
Finally, you will have image, and its two corners have to points to bounds.
You can search the web, or just do simple:
1 - when you upload your image, you should set bounds for ground overlay.
2 - this image will be zoomed to this bounds.
3 - bounds - lat1,lng1 - left bottom corner; lat2,lng2 - right top corner, ie south west, north east.
4 - if you open path, the first tab, there is a field "Current coordinates". If you click on map, this field contains coordinates, where you click on map
Just copy - paste for each bound, separate bound coordinate pair by semicolon
Finally, you will have image, and its two corners have to points to bounds.
Don't forget support my developments: post review in JED , donate , help with translation

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8 years 9 months ago #10525
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Thanks Dima,
I'll try
Xavier
I'll try

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