I'd like to know the same as martyhr.
I understand it involves using kmaketiles in the command line.
I followed this older thread
format for existing tiled image - to make one image... to then drop in kmakemultires and tried to implement the kind of code below as I have 2 levels of tiles
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kmaketiles l2_l_%0v_%0u.jpg l2_l_combined.tif 0 -insize=5000x5000 -intilesize=1000 -inindexbase=1kmaketiles l2_f_%0v_%0u.jpg l2_f_combined.tif 0 -insize=5000x5000 -intilesize=1000 -inindexbase=1
kmaketiles l2_r_%0v_%0u.jpg l2_r_combined.tif 0 -insize=5000x5000 -intilesize=1000 -inindexbase=1
kmaketiles l2_b_%0v_%0u.jpg l2_b_combined.tif 0 -insize=5000x5000 -intilesize=1000 -inindexbase=1
kmaketiles l2_u_%0v_%0u.jpg l2_u_combined.tif 0 -insize=5000x5000 -intilesize=1000 -inindexbase=1 kmaketiles l2_d_%0v_%0u.jpg l2_d_combined.tif 0 -insize=5000x5000 -intilesize=1000 -inindexbase=1
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However, I'm stuck at the output file. It doesn't merge the tiles into one file. What happens is I just get multiple tif files such as l2_f_combined.tif, l2_r_combined.tif etc
basically as if for each cube face. So, somewhat confused.
Any clarification would be greatly appreciated
Thanks