- Name
- Name of the selected dataset displayed in the tree.
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- Min Level
- Minimum subdivision level of the quadtree defined when
creating the dataset.
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- Max Level
- Maximum subdivision level of the quadtree defined when
creating the dataset.
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- Bounding Box
- Displays the associated CRS and the coordinates of the
left lower and right upper corners in the given projection.
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- Selectable
- If this option is cleared, you cannot select the
dataset in the 3D.
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- Color
- Defines the color of the selected dataset.
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- Opacity
- Defines the transparency of the selected dataset, from transparent to
solid.
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- Factor
- Defines the opacity factor.
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- Naming
- Displays the names associated to each POI in the dataset.
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- Clustering
- Activates clustering mode for POIs and datasets with
points. In this mode, point groups are displayed as clusters to let you analyze
their geographical repartition more easily.
- See
Working in Clustering Mode for more
information.
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- Scale
- Lets you increase or decrease the size of the selected
dataset by defining a scale factor.
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- Elevation Mode
- Lets you adjust the vertical positioning of a dataset by specifying an offset.
Note:
This
capability is not available for tiled specific buildings.
Mode |
Description |
geometry
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Elevation is set according to the vertical
(Z) coordinate value.
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ground
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Elevation is set from the Earth's surface.
- For point data (element, model, trees, POIs),
each point is set from the Earth’s surface.
- For line data, each point belonging to the line
is set from the Earth’s surface.
- For the polygon data, the first point is set
from the Earth’s surface, and the same elevation
is applied to the other points.
Note:
There might be an impact on visualization.
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advanced
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Elevation is set according to the selected
attribute. After selecting
advanced, click to define your mapping. See
Use Mapping
Method for more information.
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- Elevation Offset
- Defines the offset value to be added to the elevation value.
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- Blending
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Type
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Representation
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occluded
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overlay
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dual
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