154 | | First we check to see if the !RasterGridSize needs to be overridden. i.e., Is !RasterGridSize less than 25% of the height/width of the image? |
155 | | Then we check to see if the !RasterGridSize is at least the minimum. i.e., Is !RasterGridSize greater than 10? |
156 | | Then we check to see if the !RasterGridSize is less than the height/width of the image. |
| 154 | * First we check to see if the !RasterGridSize needs to be overridden. i.e., Is !RasterGridSize less than 25% of the height/width of the image? |
| 155 | * Then we check to see if the !RasterGridSize is at least the minimum. i.e., Is !RasterGridSize greater than 10? |
| 156 | * Then we check to see if the !RasterGridSize is less than the height/width of the image. |
165 | | Example 1: |
166 | | If you have a request that re-projects a 100x150 image, the !RasterGridSize would get reduced to 25 pixels. |
| 165 | * Example 1: If you have a request that re-projects a 100x150 image, the !RasterGridSize would get reduced to 25 pixels. |
| 166 | * Example 2: If you have a request that re-projects a 30x30 image, the !RasterGridSize would get reduced to 10 pixels. |
| 167 | * Example 3: If you have a request that re-projects a 600x600 image, the !RasterGridSize stays at 100 pixels. |
| 168 | * Example 4: If you have a request that re-projects a 5x5 image, the !RasterGridSize would get reduced to 5 pixels. |