I am new to GIS world and trying to incorporate OpenLayers with GML or SVG.
I am building a map engine and one of the features should be support of indoor maps. It can be accomplished with a static image, but I got a requirement that the engine has to understand vector format, the main reason is to keep a good quality when you zoom in or zoom out.
Common use case: the client has an indoor map (floor plan) made in AutoCAD, so it can be exported to GIS formats.
I do not understand how to make it work. I should define the projection but I have no clue which number should be assigned if I only want to show my floor. Regarding the static image, I could create a custom projection, but how to deal with GML?
To be honest I can do it with SVG if someone helps me to correctly set up the image size because now it shows the only limited part of the image.
I read SVG data
viewBox="0 0 1024 768"
and set extent accordingly
var extent = [0, 0, 1024, 768]
besides that, I pointed out the image size
imageSize: [1024, 768]
it seems to be a trivial task, but not for me.
I prepared demo (wait a few seconds until it loads SVG file)
UPD: I managed to make it work with SVG, but anyway it looks blurry when zoom in and image located not in the center
