LuciadRIA Release notes

• Implicit tiling (both JSON and binary subtrees, no metadata yet).
• GLB/glTF (using internal, Base64 inlined or external buffers) as payload.
• Supported glTF 2.0 extensions:
  • KHR_texture_transform
  • KHR_mesh_quantization
  • EXT_meshopt_compression
  • EXT_mesh_features

PointCloudStyle now offers a density property. It allows you to paint density maps by setting a ColorMap on the point cloud style. The ColorMap is used to render the point cloud model as a heatmap of the point density. For more information, see Density painting of point cloud data.

It is now possible to override the getFeatureInfoRoot service URI when creating a WMSTileSetModel and WMSImageModel. getMapRoot and getFeatureInfoRoot are now also available as instance properties on both models.

version property is corrected in WMSCapabilities. It is now of type WMSVersion instead of a string.

The main geometry type of a number of APP-6A/B Minefield symbols has been changed. These symbols were modeled as polygons, which required the symbol to have at least 3 anchor points to define the symbol's shape. To better align these symbols with the NVG geometry bindings specification, the geometry has now been changed to a point, which requires only a single anchor point to define the symbol's shape. The following symbols are affected by this change:

• 2.X.2.2.1.6.1 "Planned Minefield"
• 2.X.2.2.1.6.2 "Completed Minefield"
• 2.X.2.2.1.6.5 "Antitank (AT) Minefield"
• 2.X.2.2.1.6.6 "Scatterable Mines"
• 2.X.2.2.1.6.7 "Antipersonnel (AP) Minefield Reinforced With Scatterable With Self-Destruct Date-Time-Group"
• 2.X.2.2.1.6.8 "Scatterable Minefield (Antitank Mines) With Self-Destruct Date-Time-Group"
• 2.X.2.2.1.7 "Executed Volcano Minefield"

The MilitarySymbologyPainter is able to handle both the old shape (multiple points, defining an area) and the new shape (a single point). The behaviour for the old shape remains unchanged. When providing a single point, the corresponding icon will be drawn.

The main geometry type of the APP-6A/B symbol 2.X.2.3.1.1.2 "Fire Support Graphics - Fire Support Point - Target - Circular Target" has been changed. This symbol's geometry type was a circle, which required the symbol to have 2 anchor points to define the symbol's shape. The geometry has now been changed to point, which requires only a single anchor point to define the symbol's shape. To better align this symbol with the NVG geometry bindings specification, the geometry has now been changed to a point, which requires only a single anchor point to define the symbol's shape.

The MilitarySymbologyPainter is able to handle both the old shape (two points, defining a circle) and the new shape (a single point). The behaviour for the old shape remains unchanged. When providing a single point, the corresponding icon will be drawn.

If you already implemented a creation handle, and you're not using one of create handles in the API (PointCreateHandle, CreateByTemplateHandle, BoundsCreateHandle or PointListCreateHandle), you'll have to check if those still work correctly. Specifically, double check if everything is drawn correctly once the controller activates, before the first click (like a snap icon). If the created shape is drawn too early, you can disable that drawing by overriding EditHandle.shouldPaintFeature().

      new CompositeEditHandle(handles, {cascading: true})
    

      new CascadingEditHandle(handles)
    

        import {Map} from "@luciad/ria/view/Map.js";

        const map = new Map(domNode, options);
      

        import {WebGLMap} from "@luciad/ria/view/WebGLMap.js";

        const map = new WebGLMap(domNode, options);