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I noted visual artefacts at in our PMTiles as shown in the screenshots attached. To me it looks like that lower resolved overviews are "leaking in" at closer zoom levels. I observed this for mutiple differen PMTiles in PMTiles viewer and also in Openlayers (as in this example).
If it helps, I can anonymize my PMTile and provide it for debugging.
You mean higher than the "native" zoom level chosen by gdal_translate with default settings (BLOCKSIZE=256, TILE_FORMAT=PNG, ZLEVEL=6, ZOOM_LEVEL_STRATEGY=AUTO)?
I did try generating MBTiles with ZOOM_LEVEL_STRATEGY=UPPER but haven't analyzed the impact on the artefact yet. I can do so for debugging purposes. But adding an additional zoom level seems wasteful to me as it significantly increases size of the resulting PMTiles.
A (maybe) important detail to add: The artefact occurs at the tile grid boundary. This becomes evident when rendering the tile grid in OpenLayers as shown in this example. To me it looks like the renderer does not properly delete the lower-zoomlevel tile when rendering the higher zoom levels.
It would be helpful if you could share your file, but I suspect this is related to the generation of the tiles and outside the scope of the PMTiles format itself (this repository).
I noted visual artefacts at in our PMTiles as shown in the screenshots attached. To me it looks like that lower resolved overviews are "leaking in" at closer zoom levels. I observed this for mutiple differen PMTiles in PMTiles viewer and also in Openlayers (as in this example).
If it helps, I can anonymize my PMTile and provide it for debugging.
PMTiles were created from VRTs like this
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