Hi Jeremy,
I can’t share the data on the forum because it’s for internal use only. I can give you a copy but it should only be used by esri for testing purposes, please don’t share it further.
I’ve created a zipfile with the data and an ArcScene project. The orthophoto is resampled to 0.01 m resolution, I did that because I wanted to see 0.02 m pixels in ArcScene and it seems that ArcScene resamples the overlay with a factor 2, so with a 0.01 m pixel source file you’ll see a 0.02 m pixel in ArcScene. This way I get maximum visual detail in ArcScene.
You can download the zip file from:
https://sendit.wur.nl/Download.aspx?id=6940e28e-4b65-4d15-9d95-2a58ec191e7f
The file(s) will expire in 5 days and will be available for a maximum of 20 downloads.
I like the approach of ArcGIS Pro using the LOD method to be able to display large scenes. But when you’re viewing from close range, the 3D view does not represent the terrain features as they are, it’s a lowres representation and also changes a lot when making just small adjustments to the viewpoint.
I hope this dataset will be of use,
Regards,
Henk
Henk Kramer
Centrum Geo-informatie
Alterra
Wageningen
tel. 0317-481816
Van: Jeremy Wright
Verzonden: donderdag 9 oktober 2014 19:18
Aan: Kramer, Henk
Onderwerp: Re: - low visual quality of 3D scene
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