Build Low-Altitude Grid Tile (TIN)
Instructions for Use
The Construct Low-Altitude Grid Tiles (TIN) tool is used to generate S3M tiles (EPSG:4326) from TIN terrain tile data that has undergone GeoSOT spatial partitioning and uses a geographic coordinate system. The GeoSOT spatial partitioning rules are specified by the Spatial Code Storage tool.
Parameter Description
Parameter Name | Parameter Description | Parameter Type |
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SCT File Path | Input the configuration file (*.sct) of the TIN terrain tile data to be processed. | String |
Pyramid Split Type: (Optional) |
Set the pyramid split type for the result data. Options include quadtree and octree. Default value is quadtree. | PyramidSplitType |
Terrain Tile Password: (Optional) |
Enter the password for the source TIN terrain tile data. | String |
Level | Set the maximum grid partition level enclosing the data. Valid range is [1,32].
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Integer |
Tile Name: (Optional) |
Set the name of the resulting tile data. Default value is spatialGrid. | String |
Storage Path | Set the storage path for the resulting tile data. | String |
Thread Count: (Optional) |
Set the number of threads allocated for this operation. Default value is 4. A value of 0 indicates using the maximum number of cores available on the current computer. | Integer |
Spatial Code Storage (Optional) |
Specify the grid encoding parameters, which are determined by the output of the Grid Encoding tool. | SpatialCodeStorageParameter |
Output Results
Parameter Name | Parameter Description | Parameter Type |
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Tile Path | Storage path of the resulting tile data. | String |