Add the option to add geojson components to globes, from geojson files. One geojson file creates one GeoJsonComponent, which in turn may contain multiple GlobeGeometryFeatures
Geojson is a format that supports points, lines, and polygons. In addition to the basic functionality, extra features have been added that will long-term allow rendering the geometry needed to represent KML files (another format for geospatial geometry data). Here are links to references for both formats:
Geojson: https://geojson.org/
KML: https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference
data/assets/examples/geojson includes some example files that I have used for testing. Any geojson file can also be added through drag-n-drop. Note however that you might need to change the AltitudeMode or HeightOffset properties for the feature to be visible.
* Added pboettch/json-schema-validator submodule
* Added initial code for selecting window config to edit
* Use updated sgct submodule with json-validate
* Bump sgct submodule version reference
* Bump sgct submodule version reference
* Version checking of sgct window config in progress
* Json schema validator submodule is now in sgct
* Added support for read-only window configs, and additional changes
* More changes with opening config in window edit, plus schema files added
* Update sgct schema version with more defs to work with sgctedit schema
* Fixes to get sgct edit schema working with dialog for error messages
* Improvements in exception handling
* Improved handling of multiple sgct & json exception types
* Minor improvements in exception messages
* Extra spaces in error message output
* Fixing importing of json config data from launcher to sgctedit
* Fixed window size & position update
* Changes for preserving settings in edit vs new mode
* Changes to import settings from config file
* More changes for importing testing of config file based on file tests
* Fixed window placement dims in monitor, and some code refactoring
* Move json validation before initial read
* Add CMake copy of sgct schema file to OpenSpace post-build
* Bump sgct submodule reference
* Modify calls for json schema validation and bump to latest sgct
* Bump to new sgct repo with unit testing and updated schema
* Added first test for window config editor schema
* Finished tests for sgcteditor validation
* Code cleanup pass
* Fix of sgctedit test for remove description
* CMake and include config changes to fix build after merge
* Bump sgct submodule version
* Improve paths in sgctedit test
* Bump sgct reference for test path fix
* Check for imported monitor number being in valid range
* Make sgct config 'monitor' key/value optional
* Have 'save' or 'save as' buttons depending on edit or new modes
* Code review feedback changes
* Fix to include the last file in the user config dir list
* Addressing some PR request
* Change to pass-by-reference in editRefusalDialog
* Separating errors into summary and detailed messages in error dialog
* Disable edit button with hover text if config read shows invalid format
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Co-authored-by: Alexander Bock <alexander.bock@liu.se>
* Add settings to Renderable to control whether the renderbin is updated based on Opacity
* Remove duplicate RenderBin specification for RenderableSphere
* Remove unnecessary RenderBin specifications of Lagrange points
* Don't automatically update the renderbin for RenderableLabel and RenderablePlane
* Remove extra `setRenderBinFromOpacity` from RenderableSpheres
* Move information about whether a renderable should be updated when disabled
* Some cleanup of Renderable class
* Don't update the renderbin automatically if the user specified the renderbin manually
* Add property in OpenSpaceEngine for fading duration when enabling / disabling
* Add interface for fadeable components and apply to renderable
* Make layers a fadeable component
* Make globelabels a fadeable component
* Make labelscomponent a fadeable, and give it an enabled property
* Make screenspace renderables fadeable components
* Introduce concept of parent fadeables, to fade out subowners with parent
* Make rings fadeable as well
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Co-authored-by: Alexander Bock <alexander.bock@liu.se>
