Releases: mfbonfigli/gocesiumtiler
Release v2.0.0-beta
Adds experimental support for 3D Tiles v1.1
Release v2.0.0-alpha
First release of Go Cesium Tiler v2. Check out the updated README.md for full details on what has changed. It is backward incompatible with V1. It is in alpha version to gather some feedback, but should already be more stable than v1.
Release 1.2.3
This release adds experimental support for LAS 1.4 and in general aims to improve the compatibility with the various LAS formats. In addition the database of EPSG projections has been expanded with projection codes in the range EPSG:6666 to EPSG:6692.
Release 1.2.2
This release fixes a bug when processing multiple las files in a folder and also fixes the logic that extracts RGB color components from LAS files which could lead to wrong results in case of LAS point records of non standard length (eg with custom components).
Release 1.2.1
This release adds support for LAS files with 8 bit color depth. Furthermore fixes some issues with processing multiple LAS files at once and an error in estimating the geometric error of the root tile.
Release 1.2.0
This release adds support for REPLACE
mode and allows specifing the desired refine mode to use. Default one is still ADD
.
Release 1.1.1
Fixed a bug that prevented the executable from being usable in systems other than the one where it was build. Introduced the GOCESIUMTILER_WORKDIR
environment variable to specify a custom location for the root folder.
Release 1.1.0
Major release. Adds a new, default, tiling algorithm based on a grid subsampling of the point cloud that produces much higher quality outputs. Old algorithms can still be selected with the new -a
or -algorithm
flag. Major code cleanup and improvements for a better maintainability.
Release 1.0.3
Minor improvements to quality of life. Added shorthand versions of command line flags. Major code refactor behind the scenes.
Release 1.0.2
Fixed a bug occurring when generating only one .pnts file (no LoDs) and resulting in no tileset.json file being written to disk.