Tiling process blocked at 9%

Cesium ion
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Hello,

I tried tiling 3 different files on Cesium Ion coming from the same Blender file in different formats, but they all block at 9% in the tiling process.
Files aren’t even huge, they’re all under 1 GB.

Here are the IDs of the assets :
-3446302
-3446306
-3446340

I tested this tiling process on .glb files and .obj file. It comes from an elevation model file (DEM) that’s handled with BlenderGIS

Can someone help me out please ?

Thanks

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Hi,

I apologize that you are running into issues with your data being tiled. Unfortunately, you are running into a limitation in our old 3D Model tiler. You can try to re-run the above assets with the BIM/CAD option which uses a newer pipeline and should be more robust for tiling the data.

Thanks,
Ankit

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Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately I get just one tile, that is a glb file (the same I had). There’s no point in tiling if at the end I get only one glb file, which I already had before even starting this process.

I did as you said and used the BIM/CAD option, and here’s the ID : 3450511

I just don’t get why it gives me only one tile without tiling into subtiles, with multiple LODs ? It’s a large piece of land, with up to 4 millions Vertices (that I converted from a .tif file to a glb file with BlenderGIS). Any hints ?

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I read 27719, and it was suggested to check the data with the 3d Tiles inspector sandcastle using the asset id and adding in the associated access token

That’s what I did, and I zoomed in.

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Confirmed, I only have one LOD, from my GLB file that has like I said, 4 millions vertices. I don’t understand

Can you help me out ?

I can provide the glb file if needed.

Thanks

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Hi,

There isn’t currently a way to force LOD generation on a model. Do you get a single LOD output for the obj upload as well?

One question based on the information you provided: if this is terrain from a tif file, Cesium ion accepts tif terrain file uploads that it converts to quantized mesh. Is there a reason you are looking to upload a glb? What is the final output you are looking for?

Thanks,
Ankit