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Can cesium-terrain-server serve quantized-mesh tiles? #5

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ipasic opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 4 comments
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Can cesium-terrain-server serve quantized-mesh tiles? #5

ipasic opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 4 comments

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@ipasic
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ipasic commented Jan 7, 2016

Hello,
I've been using cesium-terrain-server to serve my height-map tiles that i created with cesium-terain-builder and it worked really fine..
However, now I would like to try improve performance and quality and use quantized-mesh-tiles instead of height map tiles. I understand that with cesium-terrain-builder it's not possible at the moment to create quantized-mesh-tiles but I wonder if cesium-terrain-server could serve those type of tiles (in case i already had them) ?

I read somewhere that quantized-mesh tiles follows the same tile structure as heightmap tiles but I am still not sure if it makes difference for cesium-terrain-server.

Thanks

@ipasic ipasic changed the title Can cesium-terrain-server stream quantized-mesh tiles? Can cesium-terrain-server serve quantized-mesh tiles? Jan 7, 2016
@stefanstojke
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You can use the cesium-terrain-server for serving gzipped quantized-mesh tiles.

@mrgloom
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mrgloom commented Oct 3, 2017

@ipasic You were using .tif tiles with cesium-terrain-server ?

@alexbeeston
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@stefanstojke can you serve quantized-mesh tiles in the .mbtiles format?

@stefanstojke
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@alexbeeston I am not sure about .mbtiles format. I suppose it is possible, but I never use it this way.

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