Dear all,
My UE4 Cesium project only shows Cesium World Terrain + Sentinel-2 imagery,
while clicking on
Cesium World Terrain + Bing Maps Aerial imagery results in a blank blue globe
is this a temporary knows issue?
Best
Dear all,
My UE4 Cesium project only shows Cesium World Terrain + Sentinel-2 imagery,
while clicking on
Cesium World Terrain + Bing Maps Aerial imagery results in a blank blue globe
is this a temporary knows issue?
Best
Hi @Plastico,
No, that’s not known or expected. Does the Cesium for Unreal Samples project have the same problem?
Kevin
The blank world problem is experienced by me as well. When I add Cesium SunSky and add Cesium World Terrain + Aerial Imagery I don’t see anything. I have to refresh by pressing Ctrl + L and move mouse so that lighting changes and the world gets rendered.
Can you suggest a fix for this. Thank you.
Hi @Virtual_Homes,
That sounds like a different problem. Plastico’s problem may be raster overlay related, while yours sounds like a lack of lighting. You should be able to fix the lighting problem by adjusting the time of day or time zone properties on the CesiumSunSky. The sun lighting tutorial may be helpful:
Kevin
Ok. I know it sounds silly, but after spending more than 3 days to solve this issue, I found that my UE Editor Realtime mode was off. So when I turned on realtime rendering by overriding default settings, all of the problems were solved instantly.
Phew
Thanks Kevin,
yes my problem is definitely on the raster overlay side since the sentinel overlay it is working while the bing aerial is broken.
Moving lights or timezone doesn’t obviously change anything.
Is there something I could have involuntary break where I can relink the bing imagery server?
Thanks
It’s hard to say what the problem is. It’s a bit unusual to see a blue globe in Cesium for Unreal; typically it would be grey if there’s no overlay. First things first: make sure you’re running the latest version of Cesium for Unreal, which is v1.10.1. Then see if it works in the Cesium for Unreal Samples project (you can install it from the Epic Marketplace). Some more things to check:
Kevin
This happens to me as well.
Running github code is normal. When I set the coordinates to China and Shanghai, nothing can be displayed. Is this a known problem? When will it be solved? I look forward to your reply.
@simon_hashstudio I’m not aware of any currently known problem that would cause this. It seems like you’re having a different issue than the one this thread was about - would you mind creating a new thread for yours? Please include detailed instructions on what your setup looks like, what you expect to see, and what you actually see. Thank you!