Skyline Desktop Two-time development path Roaming (C #)

The so-called path roaming: Create a dynamic object and a multi-point line, and then let the dynamic object fly along the line

First draw a line, actually the path roaming is not need to draw the line, I just to confirm whether the dynamic object is flying along the line, the code is as follows:

Draw path            double[] Cverticesarray = null;            Cverticesarray = new double[] {                        116.35,  27.98,  0,                        116.45,  28.98,  0,                        116.45,  28.11,  0,                        116.65,  28.45,  0,                     };            Ilinestring pilinestring = SgWorld.Creator.GeometryCreator.CreateLineStringGeometry (Cverticesarray);            IColor66 color = sgWorld.Creator.CreateColor (255, 0, 0,);            var polyline = sgWorld.Creator.CreatePolyline (pilinestring, color);

Next, create the dynamic object with the following code:

var dynamicobject = this.sgWorld.Creator.CreateDynamicObject (0, Dynamicmotionstyle.motion_ground_vehicle, Dynamicobjecttype.dynamic_image_label, @ "f:\ project management \ Wisdom Fuzhou \ Use of fly\data11\ car icon \ Whole vehicle. png", altitudetypecode.atc_ Terrain_relative, "", "dynamic Object");

Parameter description:

First parameter 0: A set of IRouteWaypoint66 objects that are subsequently added to the dynamic object

a second parameter Dynamicmotionstyle: Move Way, is an enumeration type, concrete effect you can try it .

a third parameter Dynamicobjecttype: A Dynamic object type, which is an enumeration type that also determines the file type of your fourth parameter

Fourth parameter: Because of the third parameter selection of the Image_label, here I chose a picture

Fifth parameter 50: size of File Scaling

Sixth parameter Altitudetypecode: Height mode

Once the dynamic object is created, the inflection point of the path is created, and the code is as follows:

var wayPoint1 = This.sgWorld.Creator.CreateRouteWaypoint (116.35, 27.98, 0, +);            var wayPoint2 = This.sgWorld.Creator.CreateRouteWaypoint (116.45, 28.98, 0, +);            var wayPoint3 = This.sgWorld.Creator.CreateRouteWaypoint (116.55, 28.11, 0, +);            var wayPoint4 = This.sgWorld.Creator.CreateRouteWaypoint (116.65, 28.45, 0, 800);

Then add the inflection point to the dynamic object:

            DynamicObject.Waypoints.AddWaypoint (wayPoint1);            DynamicObject.Waypoints.AddWaypoint (WayPoint2);            DynamicObject.Waypoints.AddWaypoint (WAYPOINT3);            DynamicObject.Waypoints.AddWaypoint (WAYPOINT4);            Dynamicobject.circularroute = false;            Dynamicobject.restartroute (0);

The last call to fly to the object, you can achieve the path roaming effect:

SgWorld.Navigate.FlyTo (Dynamicobject.id, actioncode.ac_jump);

　　

Skyline Desktop Two-time development path Roaming (C #)