In 3D GIS, GLB (GL Transmission Format Binary) and 3DTiles are two important file formats. GLB files are usually used to share 3D data and can contain information about 3D models, scenes, light sources, materials, etc., while 3DTiles is the mainstream format for 3D geographic data visualization, especially in WebGIS platforms. This article will introduce in detail how to convert GLB files into 3DTiles files in GISBox.
First, switch to the slicing module on the left side of the GISBox software, click the “New” button in the upper right corner, and select “Oblique Photography Reverse Cut” on the left side of the pop-up window.
Click “Add File”, add the local 3DTiles file, and then click the “OK” button.
Then GISBox will start the slicing task. Depending on the size of the file, you need to wait patiently.
After the slicing is completed, select “Distribute” on the left side of the software, copy the service address and paste it into software such as Cesium to open it.
As a powerful GIS toolbox, GISBox provides a convenient and efficient solution for the conversion from GLB to 3DTiles. Through simple operation steps, users can easily convert GLB files to 3DTiles files and perform 3D data visualization in software that supports the 3DTiles format, such as Cesium. Whether you are a veteran in the GIS field or a newcomer, you can easily solve the problem of data format conversion with the help of GISBox.
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