MeshGeoreferencedVertexSpace

Since

ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript 4.27

Represents a vertex space that interprets Mesh vertex positions in relation to Mesh.spatialReference.

A vertex space is the Mesh.vertexSpace object that tells the SDK how to read the x, y, z positions stored in Mesh.vertexAttributes.position. Use MeshGeoreferencedVertexSpace when those source numbers should be interpreted in map space, either as offsets from a placement point or as absolute coordinates in Mesh.spatialReference.

This vertex space has two common workflows:

• In a local SceneView with a projected coordinate system, use a vertex space origin for models from 3D modeling or CAD tools, whose positions are measured from the source model's own [0,0,0], or for data measured from an insertion point. The vertex space origin places that local [0,0,0] or insertion point in Mesh.spatialReference. Each source position is then an offset from the vertex space origin, using the units and directions of Mesh.spatialReference.
• For source data already exported with absolute coordinates, use no vertex space origin. Each source position is already an absolute x, y, z location in Mesh.spatialReference.

Use the same projected coordinate system for Mesh.spatialReference and SceneView.spatialReference when displaying or editing mesh graphics in a local scene. Do not use this vertex space with a vertex space origin in WGS84 or CGCS2000 for meter-based model coordinates: longitude and latitude are angular units, so [10, 0, 0] is not ten meters east.

See also

• Mesh.vertexSpace

• MeshLocalVertexSpace