Updated cesium integration (markdown)
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See example with OpenLayers 2 and Google Earth plugin: http://plan.epfl.ch/?lang=en, click in the right menu on 3d. 2D and 3D are snychronized.
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Question: How do get the same control feeling when manipulating the Ol3 view / the Cesium view?
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Question: How to get the same control feeling when manipulating the Ol3 view / the Cesium view?
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Uses cases are: stacked views or separated views like for EPFL.
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## Smooth transition between 2d and 3d
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Remarks:
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* all directions must be handled (not just NS and EW);
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* all tilted situations must be handled (starting from an arbitrary tilted angle).
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* all tilted situations must be handled (starting from an arbitrary tilted angle);
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* always keep center of bottom line fixed in general, whole line for NS and EW.
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## Sync raster data sources
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Idea: If a user adds a WMS/TMS/WMTS layer to ol3.js map it should also be added to the cesium globe.
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@@ -67,5 +68,5 @@ This integration is developed in an open source layer built ontop of ol3js as ol
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* disable rendering of the underlying map or globe if it's hidden by the overlayed one
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* still preserve context synchronization
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* Smooth transition needs to know the elevation of the destination point of the camera
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* cesium provides an asynchronous method
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* cesium provides an asynchronous method, synchronous planned for August
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* cesium provides in a dev branch a specific method. TDB: WHERE?
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