Raster File Generates Terrain Tiles (TIN)

Instructions for Use

Supports direct Generate Terrain Tiles (TINs) based on Raster File.

Parameter Description

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Raster File Path: Input Source Raster Data. String
Tile Name:
(Optional)		 Set the name of the resulting Tile Data String
Tile Path: Set the storage path for the result Tile Data. String
Process Thread Count:
(Optional)		 Set the number of threads assigned to the operation. Integer
Storage Type:
(Optional)		 Set the Storage Format of the resulting Tile Data, including Raw, Compact.
  • Raw: Data is not compressed and the original information is retained.
  • Compact: Certain compression and encryption mechanisms are used to compress and encrypt data when Generate Tiles.
StorageType
Scene Type
(Optional)		 Set the Scene Type of the resulting Tile Data, including Planar and Spherical. The default is Spherical.
  • If the source data is under Geographic Coordinate System, this parameter can only be set to spherical.
  • If the source data is in the Projected Coordinate System, the Scene Type is not limited and can be selected as required.
  • If the source data is in the Planar Coordinate System without projection, this parameter can only be set to plane.
SceneType
The size of tiles (PX)
(Optional)		 Set the size of the Tile tile file in pixels. Options include: 32 \ * 32, 64 \ * 64. Integer
Start Layer
(Optional)		 Set the start layer number of Terrain Tiles. The software will automatically calculate the default start layer according to the source data. It also supports customization, but note that the start layer must be less than end layer. Integer
End Layer
(Optional)		 Set the end layer number of Terrain Tiles. The software will automatically calculate the default end layer according to the source data. It also supports customization, but it should be noted that the end layer is greater than start layer. Integer
Fine Layer Error (Meters)
(Optional)		 Set the fine layer error, which controls how fine the Terrain Tiles (TIN) are.
The smaller the error, the finer the result. This parameter affects the finest level directly and the other levels indirectly.		 Double
With normals
(Optional)		 Set whether the result Tile Data has normals.
After the normal line is taken, the TIN display has obvious light and dark effects, and Slope and Aspect Analysis and other operations can be carried out.		 Boolean
Compress
(Optional)		 Set the resulting Tile DataWhether to compress. Boolean
High Precision
(Optional)		 Set whether Tile Data is high precision.
High-precision Terrain Tiles (TINs) can be used for related TIN operations, such as Boolean Operation, Surface Operation, etc.		 Boolean
Preserve Precision
(Optional)		 Set whether Preserve Precision.
When checked, the fine layer error will usually be smaller and the resulting Tile Data will be finer.		 Boolean

Output Result

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Tile Output Address   String