wwp@yahoogroups.com:
Re: Free web3D maps offer for WWP project WORKS
Dave 360texas.com 2009-Feb-04 15:37:00
It works for me. Vista 32 SP1 IE 7.
The viewer was not signed. Vista threw up a dialog box warning.. but
I let is load anyway. Its using MS Earth. The map opened upside
down. No information about how to put NORTH Screen UP. Tried mouse
clicking.. found the Right mouse key allows earth rotation to put
NORTH Screen UP.
Issues: while zooming in/out the fonts POP in change sizes so its
hard to read all the small Italian village names. Once zoomed in..
they resize smaller almost not readable until you zoom in farther.
Also wish I could type in a City name like CENTO Italy and have it
go directly to that location.
Dave still at 360Texas.com
--- In #removed#, "Giorgio Marchetto" <mail@...> wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I am one of the photographers participants
> at the WWP project since 2004.
>
> Our company, GIS Solution, has developed
> a web-based 3D map application with global coverage
> which uses Microsoft Virtual Earth aerial layers.
> It is based on java (crossbrowser, crossOS).
> Main functions actually are builtin SPS track reader
> and 3D stereo visualization.
> KML importer will be available soon.
> This application is web-based so it is integrated into
> the website and easily interacts with it through javascript.
> This mean you will be able to view the WWP KML layer
> and open the panorama popup/windows inside the browser.
> This is one of the biggest difference with Google Earth,
> which is mainly a standalone application.
>
> As we need to gain popularity,
> we offer free of charge the use of our application inside WWP
website.
> We will put only a web link (or a html tab) to ship 3D paper glasses
> to people who makes a small donation.
>
> You can see a working preview of the application here:
> http://www.gis-solution.com/wwapplet/globe3d.htm
>
> Wait a minute for first time application loading,
> confirm java security popups, then it starts automatically.
> If you will seen only a black windows, it means your graphic card
is too
> weak.
> Use mouse wheel to zoom in/out the world, left drag to move, right
drag to
> rotate.
> Select and load a local GPX track in the browse input field in the
bottom.
> Click on stereo button, put on 3D red/cyan glasses to see it in
stereo mode.
>
> A web interface based on tabs is currently under construction.
>
> I hope WWP members will find my proposal interesting.
> We can also offer a 2D interactive and zoomable map.
> Any comment is welcome.
>
>
> Giorgio Marchetto
> Web&Multimedia Developer
> Web: www.gis-solution.com
> email: info@...
>