Optional attributesList of attributes that can be used in the meshStyle expressions. These attributes must be present in the source data set. For OGC 3D Tiles only attributes from the binary batch table are currently supported.
2020.0
Optional drapeIn the case where this mesh is draped, you might want to limit the slopes of the mesh that will receive draping data. By default, any slope of your mesh will be draped. From flat surfaces (0°) to vertical walls (90°). By setting the drapeSlopeAngle parameter you can limit the slope you allow draping data to be draped on. Only slopes between 0° and the angle set will be draped. The value has to be given in degrees and has to be between 0° and 90°.
2022.1
Optional fadingThe time tiles will take to fade in / out when changing their visibility, in milliseconds. Setting this to 0 disables fading of tiles. They appear as soon as they are available. Default is 200ms.
2020.0
Optional idThe layer's ID. this should be unique within the map. If this parameter is omitted, an ID will be generated automatically.
Optional idThe property that should be used to identify individual 3D models in the tileset. Selection is only possible if the tileset provides relevant metadata, and the configured ID property is available in the metadata of the downloaded content.
2020.0
Optional isIf set to true, draped content that is set to be draped on meshes will get draped on the mesh in this layer. Default is false.
Note that you can reduce "smearing" of draped content by using drapeSlopeAngle.
Optional isIf set to false, this mesh will not be considered part of terrain. This has implications on mapToViewTransformations that are set to mode TERRAIN. Default is true.
2020.0
Optional labelThe layer's label. This should be human readable as it is typically used in layer controls. If this parameter is omitted the layer's label will correspond with the layer ID.
Optional layerConfigures the layer's LayerType. Value
must be one of luciad.view.LayerType.BASE,
luciad.view.LayerType.STATIC or
luciad.view.LayerType.DYNAMIC. This determines
the way the map will render the layer and can influence
rendering performance. The default is STATIC.
Optional loadingSets the tile loading strategy to be used by this layer. Have a look at TileLoadingStrategy for more details.
Default is HSPC.
2020.0
Optional maxThe maximum scale at which this layer should render. If the map is being shown at a higher scale, the layer will not be rendered. This parameter can be omitted if no maximum scale is desired.
Optional meshThe styling of the layer's mesh.
Optional minThe minimum scale at which this layer should render. If the map is being shown at a lower scale, this layer will not be rendered. This parameter can be omitted if no minimum scale is desired.
Optional occlusion2020.1
Optional offsetIf set to true, the terrain elevation will be offset to avoid unwanted intersections with this layer. False will leave terrain elevation at its original values.
Alternatively you can also set an object literal with some options:
The default is false.
Optional enabled?: booleanOptional offset?: numberOptional precise?: booleanOptional outline2020.1
Optional performanceSet of parameters to balance the quality and performance of the layer.
2023.0
Optional pointThe styling of the layer's point cloud.
Optional propertiesAn optional set of property names with a mandatory default value.
Each property name indicates a value that can be used for expression-based styling. These properties are not set on the model, but on the layer, thus allowing the same model to have different properties exposed on different layers, and thus allowing different styling on different layers.
Note that a property set on the layer can override a property (with the same name) that is already present in the model.
Note that only numbers can be used as default values and update values.
The key of the property is the name of the property. The value contains a default value. The default value will be used as long as no other values are pushed to the layer.
Example: const ogc3dTilesLayer = new TileSet3DLayer(model, {
selectable: true,
idProperty: "ObjectId",
properties: {
"Temperature": {
default: -100,
},
"Maintenance": {
default: 0,
}
}
});
For more information about plugging in properties: Howto: plugging in properties from external data sources
2021.0
Optional qualityThis floating point value determines the detail and general quality of the loaded tiles, providing a trade off between visual quality and performance.
It is generally recommended to keep this close to default, as high numbers might result in drastically reduced performance. A low number will improve performance, making it a good consideration for mobile devices.
Default is 1.0. The valid range is any positive, non-zero number.
Optional qualityInformation on how the quality factor should be treated over the distance. By default, the quality factor is treated as constant over the whole distance. This corresponds to a farQualityFactorMultiplier equal to 1.
2020.1
Optional selectableWhether the layer is selectable. This means that, if possible, individual 3D models from the data can be selected. This will only be possible if the idProperty option is set.
2020.0
Optional selected2023.1
Optional selected2023.1
Optional textureConfigure whether to use GPU-compressed textures or not for tiled mesh data.
This can greatly reduce the amount of GPU memory needed, improve performance and stability. Enable when displaying meshes with large textures, such as reality capture reconstructions. Disable when displaying meshes with lookup textures, such as CAD models. If your environment does not support GPU texture compression, this flag has no effect. Use the "Device Support" sample to check if texture compression is supported by your device. Default is enabled.2022.0
Optional transformationThe affine 3D transformation to position, rotate and scale this dataset.
2020.0
Optional transparency2020.1
Optional visibleConfigure the layer visibility. This can be changed afterwards with
RasterTileSetLayer#visible.
Constructor options for TileSet3DLayer.