If yes how?
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Instead of using the MBTiles reader, use the SQLite3 Non-Spatial reader.
You should find a table called "tiles". Read the "tiles" table and use an "AttributeFileWriter" transformer to write the "tile_data" attribute as "$(zoom_level)/$(tile_column)/$(tile_row).png".
With that workflow you should be all set! I've used similar workspaces many times to create GeoPackage tilesets.
But when I read the file, I always get error message as below no matter if i use reader with MBtiles or SQLite3.
I downloaded the MBtiles from https://openmaptiles.com/downloads/europe/sweden/stockholm/
/Ramy
But when I read the file, I always get error message as below no matter if i use reader with MBtiles or SQLite3.
I downloaded the MBtiles from https://openmaptiles.com/downloads/europe/sweden/stockholm/
/Ramy
Ah, maybe you are trying to read *vector* tiles? We have an upcoming MapBox Vector Tiles reader, but unless you're reading the raster dataset you won't find PNGs.
Anyway, I tried reading the data with SQLite3 reader and was successful; maybe your download was just corrupted?
