- Don't get stuck in a loop trying to split up very small, very complicated polygons
- Increase maximum tile size for tippecanoe-decode
- Incorporate Mapnik's Clipper upgrades for consistent results between Mac and Linux
- Claim vector tile version 2 in mbtiles
- Split too-complex polygons into multiple features
- Bug fixes to maxzoom, and more tests
- There are tests that can be run with "make test".
- Feature properties that are arrays or hashes get stringified rather than being left out with a warning.
- Make clipping behavior with no buffer consistent with Mapnik. Features that are exactly on a tile boundary appear in both tiles.
- Parallel processing of input with -P works with streamed input too
- Error handling if unsupported options given to -p or -a
- Fix crashing bug when layers are being merged with -l
- Add an option to do line simplification only at zooms below maxzoom
- Make sure line simplification matches on opposite sides of a tile boundary
- Use multiple threads for line simplification and polygon cleaning
- Add option of parallelized input when reading from a line-delimited file
- Fix internal error when number of CPUs is not a power of 2
- Add missing #include
- Base zoom for dot-dropping can be specified independently of maxzoom for tiling.
- Tippecanoe can calculate a base zoom and drop rate for you.
- Encode numeric attributes as integers instead of floating point if possible
- Bug fix for problem that would occasionally produce empty point geometries
- More bug fixes for polygon generation
- Features that cross the antimeridian are split into two parts instead of being partially lost off the edge
- More polygon correctness
- Query the system for the number of available CPUs instead of guessing
- Merge input files into one layer if a layer name is specified
- Document and install tippecanoe-enumerate and tippecanoe-decode
- Tile generation is multithreaded to take advantage of multiple CPUs
- More compact data representation reduces memory usage and improves speed
- Polygon clipping uses Clipper and makes sure interior and exterior rings are distinguished by winding order
- Individual GeoJSON features can specify their own minzoom and maxzoom
- New
tile-join
utility can add new properties from a CSV file to an existing tileset - Feature coalescing, line-reversing, and reordering by attribute are now options, not defaults
- Output of
decode
utility is now in GeoJSON format - Tile generation with a minzoom spends less time on unused lower zoom levels
- Bare geometries without a Feature wrapper are accepted
- Default tile resolution is 4096 units at all zooms since renderers assume it
- Switched to top-down rendering, yielding performance improvements
- Add a dot-density gamma feature to thin out especially dense clusters
- Add support for multiple layers, making it possible to include more than one GeoJSON featurecollection in a map. #29
- Added flags that let you optionally avoid simplifying lines, restricting maximum tile sizes, and coalescing features #30
- Added check that minimum zoom level is less than maximum zoom level
- Added
-v
flag to check tippecanoe's version