city 3d model from context capture to cesium.

CesiumJS
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Hi all.

I am a new to cesium and really struggling to understand the how to operate my 3d model in cesium.

I have a .dae (collada) tile which I generated with context capture (Acute 3d) and I want to load it to cesium viewer.

I tried to drop my .dae file to the converter (https://cesiumjs.org/convertmodel.html) but it gives me an error.

can someone tell me what i’m doing wrong?

also , does everything in cesium involves js coding or I can simply use it from the web?

thanks, Roy

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Hello Roy,

What error do you see when trying to convert your model?

-Hannah

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Hi Roy,

Do you have the latest version of ContextCapture? They added direct 3D Tiles export, see

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/contextcapture-web-publishing-cesium-aude-camus

Patrick

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Hi Hannah.

the error i’m getting is a prompt massage box that says “an unknown error occurred”

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HI Patrick.

to my knowledge the version with direct exporting will only release in september.

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在 2016年8月1日星期一 UTC+8下午5:50:21，r...@simplex-mapping.com写道：

Hi all.

I am a new to cesium and really struggling to understand the how to operate my 3d model in cesium.
I have a .dae (collada) tile which I generated with context capture (Acute 3d) and I want to load it to cesium viewer.

I tried to drop my .dae file to the converter (https://cesiumjs.org/convertmodel.html) but it gives me an error.

can someone tell me what i'm doing wrong?

also , does everything in cesium involves js coding or I can simply use it from the web?

thanks, Roy

I also have the question，do you answer it？

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Hi Roy,

I’ll ask the ContextCapture folks now. Someone should be in touch.

Patrick

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Hi Roy,

The export to Cesium 3D Tiles has been released in ContextCapture version 4.3. To use it, just choose "Cesium 3D Tiles" in the combo box for the production format. ContextCapture even produces a base Cesium application that you can directly upload to a web server.

JP

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do you know what it is ？

I don’t why this happen.

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You’ll need to host the tileset and app from a local server. The cesium releases come with a built-in server which you can use for testing. After following the setup directions you can you place your files in the root Cesium directory and access the app with http://localhost:8080/app.html (whatever its called). There are other ways to host a local server, but this is relatively convenient.