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Currently, tracks are being visualized in 3D using the altitude information recorded by the GPS. Naturally, the data does not exactly match the altitude of the terrain model, resulting in tracks that look like they are floating over the terrain and/or sinking under it. Adding the pin option would draw the track exactly on top of the terrain model, which should provide a more “natural” view of the track.
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for flights, it would be more helpful to have the 3D visualized track and (optionally) a projection of the track onto the ground (wherever the terrain model thinks ground is in terms of altitude) - not sure how this can be done with Cesium
assuming it is: a more general solution would be to have a track radiobutton options 'Add track over ground' and 'Pin to ground'
Currently, tracks are being visualized in 3D using the altitude information recorded by the GPS. Naturally, the data does not exactly match the altitude of the terrain model, resulting in tracks that look like they are floating over the terrain and/or sinking under it. Adding the pin option would draw the track exactly on top of the terrain model, which should provide a more “natural” view of the track.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: