Optional _bReadonly availabilityReadonly creditGets the credit to display when this terrain provider is active. Typically this is used to credit the source of the terrain. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true.
Readonly errorGets an event that is raised when the terrain provider encounters an asynchronous error. By subscribing to the event, you will be notified of the error and can potentially recover from it. Event listeners are passed an instance of TileProviderError.
Rest ...args: any[]Readonly hasGets a value indicating whether or not the requested tiles include metadata. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true.
Readonly hasGets a value indicating whether or not the requested tiles include vertex normals. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true.
Readonly hasGets a value indicating whether or not the provider includes a water mask. The water mask indicates which areas of the globe are water rather than land, so they can be rendered as a reflective surface with animated waves. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true.
Readonly readyGets a value indicating whether or not the provider is ready for use.
Readonly readyGets a promise that resolves to true when the provider is ready for use.
Readonly requestBoolean flag that indicates if the client should request metadata from the server. Metadata is appended to the standard tile mesh data only if the client requests the metadata and if the server provides a metadata.
Readonly requestBoolean flag that indicates if the client should request vertex normals from the server. Vertex normals data is appended to the standard tile mesh data only if the client requests the vertex normals and if the server provides vertex normals.
Readonly requestBoolean flag that indicates if the client should request a watermask from the server. Watermask data is appended to the standard tile mesh data only if the client requests the watermask and if the server provides a watermask.
Readonly tilingGets the tiling scheme used by this provider. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true.
Determines whether data for a tile is available to be loaded.
The X coordinate of the tile for which to request geometry.
The Y coordinate of the tile for which to request geometry.
The level of the tile for which to request geometry.
Undefined if not supported or availability is unknown, otherwise true or false.
Makes sure we load availability data for a tile
The X coordinate of the tile for which to request geometry.
The Y coordinate of the tile for which to request geometry.
The level of the tile for which to request geometry.
Undefined if nothing need to be loaded or a Promise that resolves when all required tiles are loaded
Requests the geometry for a given tile. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true. The result must include terrain data and may optionally include a water mask and an indication of which child tiles are available.
The X coordinate of the tile for which to request geometry.
The Y coordinate of the tile for which to request geometry.
The level of the tile for which to request geometry.
Optional request: RequestThe request object. Intended for internal use only.
A promise for the requested geometry. If this method returns undefined instead of a promise, it is an indication that too many requests are already pending and the request will be retried later.
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Gets an object that can be used to determine availability of terrain from this provider, such as at points and in rectangles. This function should not be called before CesiumTerrainProvider#ready returns true. This property may be undefined if availability information is not available. Note that this reflects tiles that are known to be available currently. Additional tiles may be discovered to be available in the future, e.g. if availability information exists deeper in the tree rather than it all being discoverable at the root. However, a tile that is available now will not become unavailable in the future.