Working with Multibandraster

[Lorano98]

    @khannurien , how many bands does your raster have?

If it's a simple 3-Band RGB raster you could do:

pixelValuesToColorFn: values => values[0] === -99.0 ? null : `rgb(${values[0]},${values[1]},${values[2]})`

If it's a four-band RGBA raster, you could do:

pixelValuesToColorFn: values => values[0] === -99.0 ? null : `rgba(${values[0]},${values[1]},${values[2]},${values[3]/255})`

If it's not 3 or 4-bands, things get more complicated, but I'm happy to help.

Please let me know if it works or if you have any other questions. I'd like to improve the documentation to make it more clear. Thanks!!

Originally posted by @DanielJDufour in #16 (comment)

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As you mentioned above it is complicated to handle rasters with more than 4 bands. But how can i do that? My raster has 10 bands.

[pgenevski]

Do you mean converting a 10 band pixel to a 3 band (RGB) pixel, or something like calculating e.g. an NDVI out of some of the bands?