Display a point cloud 3D building model on a map.

Use the MapTiler 3D JS module to display a point cloud 3D building model on a map. Thanks to the 3D JS module we can view the cloud point model and navidate inside the building.

This demonstration show a compact control interface that allows to modify diferent model parameters and observe their immediate impact on the model’s behavior.





  
Hintze Hall, NHM London [point cloud] by Thomas Flynn is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution ↩








  

      
        
          
          Display a building model based on point cloud data on a map.
        
        
Display a building model

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Use the MapTiler 3D JS module to display the wireframe of a building 3D model based on point cloud data on a map.

      
    
   
  

      
        
          
          Getting started with AR maps: Display an AR control on your maps
        
        
Start with AR maps

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Getting started with AR maps: The Augmented reality (AR) control adds a button on your map to create a 3D model of the viewport, including 3D terrain and any layer you have put on top. Compatible with WebXR or Apple Quick Look.

      
    
   
  

      
        
          
          Add a airplane 3D model
        
        
Add a plane 3D model

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Use the MapTiler 3D JS module to add a airplane model to the map.

      
    
   
  

      
        
          
          Display a 3D terrain map
        
        
3D terrain map

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This tutorial demonstrates how to create a 3D terrain map and display it on a web page using MapTiler Cloud.

      
    
   
  



      
      

      
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    MapTiler SDK JS 3D objects/models module.
  





        
        

        
          
            
          
        
          
            
          
        
          
             
            

                
                  
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