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> Vector basemaps don't have this problem I was about to firmly disagree, but perhaps my issue is that I've been assuming XYZ tiles were vector. Maybe _some_ a
by ryantgtg 4y ago
> Vector basemaps don't have this problem
I was about to firmly disagree, but perhaps my issue is that I've been assuming XYZ tiles were vector. Maybe _some_ are vector, based on the connection? If I'm remembering right, I imported a load of XYZ sources, and then never thought twice about them. I should have been more discerning. I'll look deeper into getting some proper vector basemaps.
> This is kind of the only "right" answer when dealing with raster basemaps.
I believe ArcMap uses rasters (when you choose the simple "add data" feature and one of their pre-selected basemaps), but they still render the labels appropriately when you export.
- thibautg 4y agoHere are a few workarounds for raster tiles [0]. You can either: - limit the maximum zoom for raster tiles layers - use higher resolution tiles (if they exist @2x or @4x) - lower the DPI in Layout Settings -> Export settings (it should not impact vector layers) - user vector tiles [0] https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/286167/qgis-gives-different-resolution-basemap-in-print-layout https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/286167/qgis-gives-di...