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Do you need a CRS for a proj4 leaflet?
For basic usage, you need to create a L.Proj.CRS to represent the projection and CRS you want to use. To do this, you need to provide a Proj4 definition of the projection. If you do not already have the definition, you can find most at sites like epsg.io or spatialreference.org .
How to use proj4leaflet in leaflet 1.0?
Image overlays with bounds set from projected coordinates rather than LatLng s Proj4Leaflet now supports Leaflet 1.0 To use Proj4Leaflet, you need to include two new scripts: Proj4.js and proj4leaflet.js.
Where can I get a proj4 leaflet for Webpack?
If you’re using Browserify, Webpack or similar, Proj4Leaflet is available on npm: npm install –save proj4leaflet. For basic usage, you need to create a L.Proj.CRS to represent the projection and CRS you want to use. To do this, you need to provide a Proj4 definition of the projection.
What kind of projection is used in leaflet?
Tiling in projections other than spherical mercator (the projection used in Leaflet by default) is a complex topic, and standards are often lacking. To get a better grasp of the concepts involved, you might want to refer to The Hitchhiker’s Guide To Tiles Maps .
How to instantiate map with CRS in proj4leaflet?
Most common is to defined an origin for the tiles (where tile (0,0) is located) and the scale or resolution to use for zoom levels. Finally, instantiate a map with the newly created CRS like this:
Proj4Leaflet now supports Leaflet 1.0 To use Proj4Leaflet, you need to include two new scripts: Proj4.js and proj4leaflet.js. Put the scripts after Leaflet has been loaded, like this:
How to change the CRS of a map?
So basically, should I change the crs property of my map object, aka add: on it, in order for it to be the same as the layers, or should I leave it as default which I think is the same as the map tilelayer? Do read the Leaflet tutorial on using WMS – it specifically addresses how to use WMS services in other projections.