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How to export ArcScene documents to 3D web scenes?
A 3D web scene can be created in CityEngine and, at ArcGIS 10.2, you can also export your ArcScene document (SXD) to a 3D web scene (3WS) file. CityEngine Web Viewer is a web application for viewing 3D web scenes in a browser.
How to export a VRML file in ArcScene?
Exporting a 3D VRML model in ArcScene. Available with 3D Analyst license. In ArcScene, you can export your 3D view into an external VRML file. Click the File menu, point to Export Scene, then click 3D. Navigate to the location where you want to save the VRML model. Type a name for the VRML file. Click Export. The 3D view is exported as a VRML file.
How does vertical exaggeration work in an ArcScene document?
Vertical exaggeration—Setting scene vertical exaggeration in ArcScene allows you to increase or decrease the vertical variation in your data by applying a z-factor for all layers in the current scene document. Scene vertical exaggeration is honored in the exported 3WS file. Exporting ArcScene Documents to 3D Web Scenes
How do you export a VRML file in Photoshop?
Click the File menu, point to Export Scene, then click 3D. Navigate to the location where you want to save the VRML model. Type a name for the VRML file. Click Export. The 3D view is exported as a VRML file. If you just need a quick snapshot of a 3D view. Click the Edit menu and click Copy Scene to Clipboard.
How can I view a 3D web scene?
CityEngine Web Viewer is a web application for viewing 3D web scenes in a browser. It is based on WebGL technology, which allows you to view 3D content in web browsers without installing additional plug-ins or needing a CityEngine license.
Can a polygon layer be included in a 3WS file?
Feature layers must be symbolized as one of these symbol types to be included in the exported 3WS file. Polygon feature layers are supported both with and without layer extrusion, but only Simple Fill symbology may be used. Point feature layers must use 3D symbology.
How to troubleshoot scenes and 3D data for ArcGIS?
Scene Viewer Layer ArcGIS Enterprise version ArcGIS Online release Scene layer: point 10.4 November 2015 Scene layer: 3D object 10.3.1 March 2015 Elevation layer 10.3.1 March 2015 Feature layer 10.3.1 March 2015
Why are there fewer features in a 3D scene?
To see the omitted features, zoom in and move around the scene. 3D symbology affects the number of features shown. Also, changing to complex 3D symbols, such as from cubes to trees, can cause fewer features to be drawn since trees require more vertices to be rendered.