Instructions for use

The Tile Management function can store S3MTile Data in the MongoDB database. After the data is stored in the MongoDB database, it will Generate config files in the specified path. After connecting to the MongoDB database, you can add, delete, and query data.

Function entrance

• 3D Data tab-> 3D Tiles group-> Tile Management

Save to MongoDB Operation Procedure

1. Click the 3D Data tab-> 3D Tiles-> Tile Management button to pop up the MongoDB Tiles Management panel, and click the Save to MongoDB button in the popped-up panel. The MongoDB Tiles Management dialog box appears.
2. Source Data Settings : Add Configuration File through the button, delete the file in the list through the button, Use the button to set whether to display the absolute path of the Config File.
3. Connection Info Settings : Set up information about the MongoDB server and database. Before using this function, you need to start the MongoDB server. See the MongDB Instructions for use for details. The relevant Parameter Description is as follows:
   • Server Name: Enter the IP Address of the server.
   • Database Name: Enter the name of an existing database in the text box.
   • Username: Enter the Username to enter the MongoDB database.
   • Password: Enter the password to access the MongoDB database.
4. Output Config File Settings :
   • Target Path: Set the newly generated *. SCP Config FileSave path. You can click the button on the right of the combo box, Select FileSave path, or directly enter Save path in the text box. The default Save path of the Target File is the same as the path of the source Config File.
   • Data Name: It is used to set the saving name of data in the MongoDB database, which is also the name of the newly generated Config File.
   • Texture Compression Format: Set the Texture Compression Format of data, which is only applicable to S3MTile Data generated by Oblique Photography Model data. Includes WebP, DXT (PC), CRN _ DXT5 (PC), KTX2.0, defaults to DXT (PC). Different Texture Compression modes are used for different purposes of data, which can reduce the amount of video memory used by texture images. If the Texture Compression format of the source data is different from the currently set Texture Compression format, the data is recompressed during Save to MongoDB.
     • WebP: a common compressed texture format for Web/PC. The total amount of data is reduced and the transmission performance is improved.
     • DXT (PC device): a universal compressed texture format for PCs. Video memory usage is reduced, rendering performance is improved, but the total amount of data is increased.
     • CRN _ DXT5 (PC): The video memory footprint is slightly reduced and the total amount of data is greatly reduced, but it takes longer to process.
     • KT X2.0: The video memory is slightly reduced, and the total amount of data is greatly reduced. It takes longer than Standard CRN to process the same data.
5. After setting the above parameters, click the "OK" button to save the data to the MongoDB database. After The execution completed, the data will be Save to MongoDB the database, and a new Config File will be generated under the local specified path, which will record the database Connection Info and Texture Compression format.

Connect a database procedure

1. Click 3D Data tab-> 3D Tiles-> Tile Management, and click the Connect a database button on the displayed MongoDB Tiles Management panel to display the MongoDB dialog.
2. Server Name: Enter the IP Address of the server.
3. Database Name: Enter an existing Database Name.
4. Username: Enter the Username to enter the MongoDB database.
5. Password: Enter the password to access the MongoDB database.

Search and delete operation steps

1. After Connect a database, select the Tile Data node in the Tile Management interface, and right-click to Tile DataAdd to Scene or delete it. Note: Delete the Tile in the MongoDB database. Once the execution completed is deleted, the Tile cannot be restored.
2. After the Connect a database, enter a character in the search field of the MongoDB Tiles Management panel to retrieve the data of the corresponding name in the database.