A number indicating what fraction of a level contains image data in the x direction. Some data sets contain levels and tiles where the image data does not span the entire range. The default value is 1, meaning all pixels contain image data and no tiles are left out.
A number indicating what fraction of a level contains image data in the y direction. Some data sets contain levels and tiles where the image data does not span the entire range. The default value is 1, meaning all pixels contain image data and no tiles are left out.
The number of tile columns at the coarsest level. The default value is 1.
The number of tile rows at the coarsest level, the default value is 1.
The number of tile levels contained in this tileset
Returns the number of columns in the panorama tile grid at the given level. Each level should have twice the number of rows of the previous one.
the level to be queried
the number of tile columns on the specified level. Null if level
falls outside of the valid range of levels ([0, levelCount[) for this tileset.
The height of each individual tile in pixels, at a given level. Within a single level, all tiles have the same width and height.
The level for which to determine the tile height in pixels.
the number of tile rows on the specified level. Null if level
falls outside of the valid range of levels ([0, levelCount[) for this tileset.
Returns the number of rows in the panorama tile grid at the given level.
Each level should have twice the number of rows of the previous one.
the level to be queried
the number of tile rows on the specified level. Null if level
falls outside of the valid range of levels ([0, levelCount[) for this tileset.
The width of each individual tile in pixels, at a given level. Within a single level, all tiles have the same width and height.
the width of tile rows on the specified level. Null if level
falls outside of the valid range of levels ([0, levelCount[) for this tileset.
Describes the tileset structure of a panorama
Since
2020.1