# OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ

The XYZ class is designed to make it easier for people who have tiles arranged by a standard XYZ grid.

#### Inherits from

- OpenLayers.Layer.Grid

Summary

OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ | The XYZ class is designed to make it easier for people who have tiles arranged by a standard XYZ grid.
Properties |
isBaseLayer | Default is true, as this is designed to be a base tile source.
sphericalMercator | Whether the tile extents should be set to the defaults for spherical mercator.
zoomOffset | {Number} If your cache has more zoom levels than you want to provide access to with this layer, supply a zoomOffset.
serverResolutions | {Array} A list of all resolutions available on the server.
Constructor |
OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ |
Functions |
clone | Create a clone of this layer
setMap | When the layer is added to a map, then we can fetch our origin (if we don’t have one.)

### Properties

### isBaseLayer

Default is true, as this is designed to be a base tile source.

### sphericalMercator

Whether the tile extents should be set to the defaults for spherical mercator. Useful for things like OpenStreetMap. Default is false, except for the OSM subclass.

### zoomOffset

{Number} If your cache has more zoom levels than you want to provide access to with this layer, supply a zoomOffset. This zoom offset is added to the current map zoom level to determine the level for a requested tile. For example, if you supply a zoomOffset of 3, when the map is at the zoom 0, tiles will be requested from level 3 of your cache. Default is 0 (assumes cache level and map zoom are equivalent). Using zoomOffset is an alternative to setting serverResolutions if you only want to expose a subset of the server resolutions.

### serverResolutions

{Array} A list of all resolutions available on the server. Only set this property if the map resolutions differ from the server. This property serves two purposes. (a) serverResolutions can include resolutions that the server supports and that you don’t want to provide with this layer; you can also look at zoomOffset, which is an alternative to serverResolutions for that specific purpose. (b) The map can work with resolutions that aren’t supported by the server, i.e. that aren’t in serverResolutions. When the map is displayed in such a resolution data for the closest server-supported resolution is loaded and the layer div is stretched as necessary.

### Constructor

### OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ

#### Parameters

name | {String}
url | {String}
options | {Object} Hashtable of extra options to tag onto the layer

### Functions

### clone

> clone: function ( | obj | )

Create a clone of this layer

#### Parameters

obj | {Object} Is this ever used?

#### Returns

{OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ} An exact clone of this OpenLayers.Layer.XYZ

### setMap

> setMap: function( | map | )

When the layer is added to a map, then we can fetch our origin (if we don’t have one.)

#### Parameters

map | {OpenLayers.Map}

> clone: function ( | obj | )

Create a clone of this layer

> setMap: function( | map | )

When the layer is added to a map, then we can fetch our origin (if we don’t have one.)
{Number} If your cache has more zoom levels than you want to provide access to with this layer, supply a zoomOffset.
{Array} A list of all resolutions available on the server.
Instances of OpenLayers.Map are interactive maps embedded in a web page.
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