Updated The DZI File Format (markdown)

Ophir LOJKINE 2019-08-24 17:32:18 +02:00
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Tiles are written even if they contribute no new pixels to the image. With overlap one, for example, you can have a two-pixel edge tile which simply repeats pixels in the previous tile. Tiles are written even if they contribute no new pixels to the image. With overlap one, for example, you can have a two-pixel edge tile which simply repeats pixels in the previous tile.
![DZI image overlap schema](http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1566662441.png)
## Folder Structure ## Folder Structure
Metadata about the file is stored in an XML file using either the .dzi or .xml file extension, e.g. example.dzi. The tiles are stored in a folder next to it, named e.g. example_files. The tile of the lowest level in this example would be `example_files/0/0_0.jpg`. Metadata about the file is stored in an XML file using either the .dzi or .xml file extension, e.g. example.dzi. The tiles are stored in a folder next to it, named e.g. example_files. The tile of the lowest level in this example would be `example_files/0/0_0.jpg`.