GlobeViewResolution Enumeration
Specifies how detailed elevation meshes and surface textures a GlobeView should load.
NuGet/Assembly: Carmenta.Engine.5.16.2.nupkg (in the CECore assembly)
Syntax
public enum GlobeViewResolutionValues
| Value name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| VeryLow | 0 | Tiles are loaded with a very low resolution. This gives the best performance, but the surface textures will appear blurry, and many details like mountain tops will be lost in the elevation mesh. |
| Low | 1 | Tiles are loaded with a low resolution. This is the default for surface textures, and should work well when the surface textures are loaded from raster data. |
| Medium | 2 | Tiles are loaded with medium resolution. This is probably the best option for elevation meshes, and for surface textures generated from vector data. |
| High | 3 | Tiles are loaded with a high resolution. |
| VeryHigh | 4 | Tiles are loaded with a very high resolution. This will give the most detailed elevation mesh and surface textures, but tile loading and rendering will be slower, and it will require lots of video memory. |
Remarks
Note that the elevation mesh and surface texture resolutions are specified separately, with properties GlobeView.ElevationResolution and GlobeView.SurfaceResolution.
Setting GlobeView.SurfaceResolution too high can quickly use up all available video memory in the machine. This can crash or hang the application, or even the machine. Increase the property one step at a time and test how it works instead of trying a too high value directly.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android