LuciadRIA Release notes

• you pan away from the selected feature over a long distance
• a FeatureLayer.transformer is reset and the original features put into the model had no IDs
• a FeatureLayer.filter is reset and the original features put into the model had no IDs

Fixed a bug where draping on meshes could produce blurry results if the meshes was not set as part of terrain.

HSPC Pack files are now supported on HSPCTilesModel and TileSet3DLayer.

3D Cartesian references, for example the "LUCIAD:XYZ" reference or those created with ReferenceProvider.createCartesianReference, can now be used as the world reference on a WebGLMap. This allows you to visualize non-georeferenced data on a 3D WebGLMap.

The use of a WebGLMap with a 3D Cartesian reference is demonstrated in the 3D icon sample, which now displays a separate panel when you select an icon. The panel uses a 3D Cartesian world reference.

A WebGLMap with a 3D Cartesian reference has certain limitations and conventions to take into account. For more information, please see the article on Cartesian views.

You can now set the property facetCulling on a Icon3DStyle. The facetCulling property defines the polygons that are not visible to the camera and will be discarded.

The precision of WKT references that use an ellipsoidal version of the Lambert azimuthal equal area projection has been improved. This affects the following EPSG codes:

• 3035
• 3571 to 3576
• 5633, 5635, 5636, 5638
• 6931, 6932
• 9039
• 9947

WebGLMap.globeColor has new behaviour.

The globeColor can now be set to null to avoid painting a globe entirely. This also disables 2D vector and raster painting. Only data that does not need to be draped will be rendered on the map.

On top of that, you can now set the alpha value of your globeColor to 0, which will render a fully transparent globe in the absence of raster layers. The fully transparent globe still allows you to drape 2D shapes and images on top of it.

Setting a globeColor with an alpha values between 0 (exclusive) and 1 (inclusive) will render the globe with a fully opaque color.

When loading glTF files they are now also automatically converted from their Y-up axis system to the LuciadRIA axis system, as a result you will in most cases no longer need to apply rotations to have your model oriented correctly.

For compatibility reasons Icon3DStyle.legacyAxis was added. Setting this property to true restores the behavior as it was. In the LuciadRIA 2023.1 release this property defaults to true, so you do not need to update existing code. From LuciadRIA 2024.0 onwards the default will be set to false, it is recommended to already adapt your code for the changes in the axis system.

The versions property in WFSFeatureStoreConstructorOptions, WFSCapabilitiesFromUrlOptions, and WFSFeatureStoreCreateOptions are not anymore of the "string" type but WFSVersion enumerations.

The allowedVersions property passed to WFSCapabilities.fromURL is not anymore of the "string" but WFSVersion enumerations.

The WMS version property in WMSImageModelConstructorOptions, and WMSTileSetModelConstructorOptions is not anymore of the "string" type. Versions are now represented as WMSVersion enumerations.

The allowedVersions property passed to WMSCapabilities.fromURL, WMTSCapabilities.fromURL is not anymore of the "string" but WMSVersion enumerations.

      createFromCapabilities(capabilities, featureTypeName, { versions: ["2.0.0"] });
    

      createFromCapabilities(capabilities, featureTypeName, { versions: [WFSVersion.V200] });