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| ===== Cesium 3DTiles ====== | ===== Cesium 3DTiles ====== | ||
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| + | ==== Importing Cesium 3DTiles ===== | ||
| + | For importing the Cesium 3DTiles format one additional file, next to the .JSON file which describes the structure of the tiles a .3DTiles file needs to be created. | ||
| + | Next to the XXX.JSON file create an XXX.3Dtiles file which has the same naming as the JSON file. | ||
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| + | Import or drag and drop this file into Orbit will visualize the Cesium 3DTiles. In the desktop Content manager, the Cesium 3DTiles can only be visualized in the MapGL component. | ||
| ==== Geometric error ===== | ==== Geometric error ===== | ||
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| The chosen scale factor was 0.40 for this dataset. | The chosen scale factor was 0.40 for this dataset. | ||
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| + | One approach might be to open the 3D tiles dataset with the desktop viewer and zoom to a specific position. Then drag-and-drop the tileset while changing the scale factor using notepad. Write down the render and load data sizes for each setting. | ||
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