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dev:viewer:sdk:concepts [2020/05/18 08:54]
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dev:viewer:sdk:concepts [2020/10/07 13:26]
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| When making a Measurement, you are making registrations. Depending on the mode, the required number of measurements can be fixed, or open-ended. An open-ended measurement mode requires the user to close the Measurement manually (usually by double-clicking on the last measurement). | When making a Measurement, you are making registrations. Depending on the mode, the required number of measurements can be fixed, or open-ended. An open-ended measurement mode requires the user to close the Measurement manually (usually by double-clicking on the last measurement). |
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| | ==== Pan Angle ==== |
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| | The viewing direction of a view in the horizontal plane with 0 degrees indicating north and 90 degrees indicating the east. Pan is similar to the concept of heading in navigation. |
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| ==== Publication ==== | ==== Publication ==== |
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| One example of such an option is the "CRS" option. This setting can be used to provide the CRS to be used by the SDK when returning spatial data. The full list of options can be found in the [[https://orbitgt.com/kb/developer/sdk_reference_docs|reference documentation]] (startup options have a STARTUP_ prefix). | One example of such an option is the "CRS" option. This setting can be used to provide the CRS to be used by the SDK when returning spatial data. The full list of options can be found in the [[https://orbitgt.com/kb/developer/sdk_reference_docs|reference documentation]] (startup options have a STARTUP_ prefix). |
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| | ==== Tilt Angle ==== |
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| | The viewing direction of a view in the vertical plane parallel to the viewing direction. Zero degrees indicates the view is looking at the horizon and 90 degrees indicates the view is looking up. Tilt is similar to the concept of pitch in navigation. |
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| ==== User ==== | ==== User ==== |