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I've gotten contour and latitude / longitude lines working with ellipsoidal tile sets in 3D Tiles Renderer - demo link below! 🌎✨ #threejs #webgl #3dtiles #gis #cesiumgrant

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Garrett Johnson 🦋1 year ago

Check "displayTopoLines":

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Qodo1 year ago

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Su1 year ago

You're so inspiring!

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Nikita Agafonov1 year ago

I kid you not, one day it's gonna zoom to subatomic level!

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Anderson Mancini1 year ago

This is PERFECT man! Congratulations 😍. It will be so helpful 🤯

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noquierocoima1 year ago

It's Open source?

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Garrett Johnson 🦋1 year ago

Source for the topo lines shader is here. The rest of the repo contains the rendering logic for 3d tiles and other tiled formats:

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Lucas Cassiano1 year ago

does it connect with react-three-fiber? :O

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Garrett Johnson 🦋1 year ago

You can see some documentation on how to use the tiles renderer with r3f here:

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Denis Burkatsky1 year ago

Do you use Bing Aerial as a base? I am also building the Globe and Solar system interactive system with Three.js

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Garrett Johnson 🦋1 year ago

This is using Google Photorealistic Tiles. As far as I understand, the Bing maps services is going to be retired so I don't have any plans to support it:

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