Tiles On Line

Tiles On Line

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License:Demo

Total downloads:68

Latest version:1.0

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Description

Tiles On Line, the newest offering from MitrichTools, is an innovative addition to the Internet & Network category, specifically under Browser plugins. This demo version, labeled 1.0, brings a seamless integration of Internet tile maps within the ArcGIS environment. The [FILE_SIZE] KB file size ensures a quick and hassle-free download process.

The utility enables direct connection to raster layers from popular online services, displaying the correct level of Internet map based on the scale. Importantly, it works without the need for ArcGIS Server, ImageServer, or ESRI Web service access to Virtual Earth, offering substantial savings on bandwidth and enhancing operational speed by caching computer tiles locally.

Users can now work in ArcMap as they would in Google Maps, but with the flexibility of an unlimited set of layer integrations. Featuring a command module for ArcMap with an open format for layer connections, it comes as an install package complete with instructions and a comprehensive guide for connecting to various internet tile map-services. By default, it connects layers from popular services such as Google, DigitalGlobe, OpenStreetMap, VirtualEarth, Yandex, and Kosmosnimki, but allows for additional connections either on demand or by user configuration.

Tiles On Line is an excellent tool for those looking for a streamlined online tile map integration process within ArcGIS. Its features and performance enhancements underscore its value in the market of free browser plugins and tools within the Internet & Network category, despite being a demo version. More

You may want to check out more software, such as Line 6 Monkey, LINE or TilEd 2002, which might be related to Tiles On Line.

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