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-title: IndexedFaceSet
-date: 2023-01-07
-nav: components-Geometry3D
-categories: [components, Geometry3D]
-tags: [IndexedFaceSet, Geometry3D]
----
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-## Overview
-
-IndexedFaceSet defines polygons using index lists corresponding to vertex coordinates. IndexedFaceSet is a geometry node containing a Coordinate or CoordinateDouble node, and can also contain Color or ColorRGBA, Normal and TextureCoordinate nodes.
-
-The IndexedFaceSet node belongs to the **Geometry3D** component and its default container field is *geometry.* It is available from X3D version 2.0 or higher.
-
-## Hierarchy
-
-```
-+ X3DNode
-  + X3DGeometryNode
-    + X3DComposedGeometryNode
-      + IndexedFaceSet
-```
-
-## Fields
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **metadata** NULL <small>[X3DMetadataObject]</small>
-
-Information about this node can be contained in a MetadataBoolean, MetadataDouble, MetadataFloat, MetadataInteger, MetadataString or MetadataSet node.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 7.2.4 Metadata](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/core.html#Metadata){:target="_blank"}
-
-### MFInt32 [in] **set_colorIndex** <small>[0,∞) or -1</small>
-
-*colorIndex* values define the order in which Color or ColorRGBA values are applied to polygons (or vertices).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- If *colorIndex* array is not provided, then Color or ColorRGBA values are indexed according to the coordIndex field.
-- If colorPerVertex='false' then one index is provided for each polygon defined by the coordIndex array. No sentinel -1 values are included.
-- If colorPerVertex='true' then a matching set of indices is provided, each separated by sentinel -1, that exactly corresponds to individual values in the coordIndex array polygon definitions.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- It is an error to define this transient inputOnly field in an X3D file, instead only use it a destination for ROUTE events.
-
-### MFInt32 [in] **set_texCoordIndex** <small>[-1,∞)</small>
-
-List of texture-coordinate indices mapping attached texture to corresponding coordinates.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- Use a tool!
-
-#### Warning
-
-- It is an error to define this transient inputOnly field in an X3D file, instead only use it a destination for ROUTE events.
-
-### MFInt32 [in] **set_normalIndex** <small>[0,∞) or -1</small>
-
-*normalIndex* values define the order in which normal vectors are applied to polygons (or vertices). Interchange profile hint: this field may be ignored, applying the default value regardless.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- It is an error to define this transient inputOnly field in an X3D file, instead only use it a destination for ROUTE events.
-
-### MFInt32 [in] **set_coordIndex** <small>[0,∞) or -1</small>
-
-*coordIndex* indices provide the order in which coordinates are applied to construct each polygon face. Order starts at index 0, commas are optional between sets.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- Sentinel value -1 is used to separate indices for each successive polygon.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- It is an error to define this transient inputOnly field in an X3D file, instead only use it a destination for ROUTE events.
-
-### SFBool [ ] **solid** TRUE
-
-Setting *solid* true means draw only one side of polygons (backface culling on), setting *solid* false means draw both sides of polygons (backface culling off).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- Mnemonic "this geometry is *solid* like a brick" (you don't render the inside of a brick).
-- If in doubt, use *solid*='false' for maximum visibility.
-- (X3D version 4.0 draft) accessType relaxed to inputOutput in order to support animation and visualization.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Default value true can completely hide geometry if viewed from wrong side!
-
-### SFBool [ ] **ccw** TRUE
-
-*ccw* defines clockwise/counterclockwise ordering of vertex coordinates, which in turn defines front/back orientation of polygon normals according to Right-Hand Rule (RHR).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- A good debugging technique for problematic polygons is to try changing the value of *ccw*, which can reverse solid effects (single-sided backface culling) and normal-vector direction.
-- [Clockwise](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clockwise){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Consistent and correct ordering of left-handed or right-handed point sequences is important throughout the coord array of point values.
-
-### SFBool [ ] **convex** TRUE
-
-The *convex* field is a hint to renderers whether all polygons in a shape are *convex* (true), or possibly concave (false). A *convex* polygon is planar, does not intersect itself, and has all interior angles \< 180 degrees.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- Concave is the opposite of *convex*. Interchange profile hint: only *convex*=true IndexedFaceSets have guaranteed support.
-- Select *convex*=false (i.e. concave) and solid=false (i.e. two-sided display) for greatest visibility of geometry.
-- [*convex* polygon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convex_polygon){:target="_blank"}
-- [Tessellation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tessellation){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Concave or inverted geometry may be invisible when using default value *convex*=true, since some renderers use more-efficient algorithms to perform tessellation that may inadvertently fail on concave geometry.
-
-### SFFloat [ ] **creaseAngle** 0 <small>[0,∞)</small>
-
-*creaseAngle* defines angle (in radians) for determining whether adjacent polygons are drawn with sharp edges or smooth shading. If angle between normals of two adjacent polygons is less than *creaseAngle*, smooth shading is rendered across the shared line segment. Interchange profile hint: only 0 and π radians supported.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- *creaseAngle*=0 means render all edges sharply, *creaseAngle*=3.14159 means render all edges smoothly.
-- [Radian units for angular measure](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radian){:target="_blank"}
-
-### SFBool [ ] **colorPerVertex** TRUE
-
-Whether Color or ColorRGBA values are applied to each point vertex (true) or to each polygon face (false).
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Scene Authoring Hints, Color](https://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dSceneAuthoringHints.html#Color){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- If child Color or ColorRGBA node is not provided, then geometry is rendered using corresponding Appearance and material/texture values.
-
-### SFBool [ ] **normalPerVertex** TRUE
-
-Whether Normal node vector values are applied to each point vertex (true) or to each polygon face (false).
-
-#### Hint
-
-- If no child Normal node is provided, the X3D browser shall automatically generate normals, using creaseAngle to determine smoothed shading across shared vertices.
-
-### MFInt32 [ ] **colorIndex** [ ] <small>[0,∞) or -1</small>
-
-*colorIndex* values define the order in which Color or ColorRGBA values are applied to polygons (or vertices).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- If *colorIndex* array is not provided, then Color or ColorRGBA values are indexed according to the coordIndex field.
-- If colorPerVertex='false' then one index is provided for each polygon defined by the coordIndex array. No sentinel -1 values are included.
-- If colorPerVertex='true' then a matching set of indices is provided, each separated by sentinel -1, that exactly corresponds to individual values in the coordIndex array polygon definitions.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- If child Color or ColorRGBA node is not provided, then geometry is rendered using corresponding Appearance and material/texture values.
-
-### MFInt32 [ ] **texCoordIndex** [ ] <small>[-1,∞)</small>
-
-List of texture-coordinate indices mapping attached texture to corresponding coordinates.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- If *texCoordIndex* array is not provided, then TextureCoordinate values are indexed according to the coordIndex field.
-- Use a tool!
-
-### MFInt32 [ ] **normalIndex** [ ] <small>[0,∞) or -1</small>
-
-*normalIndex* values define the order in which normal vectors are applied to polygons (or vertices).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- If normalPerVertex='false' then one index is provided for each polygon defined by the coordIndex array. No sentinel -1 values are included.
-- If normalPerVertex='true' then a matching set of indices is provided, each separated by sentinel -1, that exactly corresponds to individual values in the coordIndex array polygon definitions.
-- If no child Normal node is provided, the X3D browser shall automatically generate normals, using creaseAngle to determine smoothed shading across shared vertices. Interchange profile hint: this field may be ignored, applying the default value regardless.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- If *normalIndex* array is not provided, then Normal values are indexed according to the coordIndex field.
-
-### MFInt32 [ ] **coordIndex** [ ] <small>[0,∞) or -1</small>
-
-*coordIndex* indices provide the order in which coordinates are applied to construct each polygon face. Order starts at index 0, commas are optional between sets.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- Sentinel value -1 is used to separate indices for each successive polygon.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- *coordIndex* is required in order to connect contained coordinate point values.
-
-### MFNode [in, out] **attrib** [ ] <small>[X3DVertexAttributeNode]</small>
-
-Single contained FloatVertexAttribute node that can specify list of per-vertex attribute information for programmable shaders.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 32.2.2.4 Per-vertex attributes](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/shaders.html#Pervertexattributes){:target="_blank"}
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **fogCoord** NULL <small>[FogCoordinate]</small>
-
-Single contained FogCoordinate node that can specify depth parameters for fog in corresponding geometry.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **color** NULL <small>[X3DColorNode]</small>
-
-Single contained Color or ColorRGBA node that can specify *color* values applied to corresponding vertices according to colorIndex and colorPerVertex fields.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **texCoord** NULL <small>[X3DTextureCoordinateNode]</small>
-
-Single contained TextureCoordinate, TextureCoordinateGenerator or MultiTextureCoordinate node that can specify coordinates for texture mapping onto corresponding geometry.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **normal** NULL <small>[X3DNormalNode]</small>
-
-Single contained Normal node that can specify perpendicular vectors for corresponding vertices to support rendering computations, applied according to the normalPerVertex field.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- Useful for special effects. Normal vector computation by 3D graphics hardware is quite fast so adding normals to a scene is typically unnecessary.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- *normal* vectors increase file size, typically doubling geometry definitions.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **coord** NULL <small>[X3DCoordinateNode]</small>
-
-Single contained Coordinate or CoordinateDouble node that can specify a list of vertex values.
-
-## Advisories
-
-### Hints
-
-- [Polygon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygon){:target="_blank"}
-- Insert a Shape node before adding geometry or Appearance.
-- For advanced extensibility, authors can substitute a type-matched ProtoInstance node (with correct containerField value) for contained node content.
-
-### Warnings
-
-- Rendering characteristics are undefined if polygons are not planar.
-- Avoid self-intersecting polygon line segments, otherwise defined geometry is irregular and rendering results are undefined.
-
-## Example
-
-<x3d-canvas src="https://create3000.github.io/media/examples/Geometry3D/IndexedFaceSet/IndexedFaceSet.x3d" update="auto"></x3d-canvas>
-
-## See Also
-
-- [X3D Specification of IndexedFaceSet node](https://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V4.0/Part01/components/geometry3D.html#IndexedFaceSet){:target="_blank"}

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-title: Sphere
-date: 2023-01-07
-nav: components-Geometry3D
-categories: [components, Geometry3D]
-tags: [Sphere, Geometry3D]
----
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-## Overview
-
-Sphere is a geometry node, representing a perfectly round geometrical object that is the surface of a completely round ball.
-
-The Sphere node belongs to the **Geometry3D** component and its default container field is *geometry.* It is available from X3D version 2.0 or higher.
-
-## Hierarchy
-
-```
-+ X3DNode
-  + X3DGeometryNode
-    + Sphere
-```
-
-## Fields
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **metadata** NULL <small>[X3DMetadataObject]</small>
-
-Information about this node can be contained in a MetadataBoolean, MetadataDouble, MetadataFloat, MetadataInteger, MetadataString or MetadataSet node.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 7.2.4 Metadata](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/core.html#Metadata){:target="_blank"}
-
-### SFFloat [ ] **radius** 1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
-
-Size in meters.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- For size animation, modify the scale of a parent/ancestor Transform node instead.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Simple-geometry dimensions are initializeOnly and cannot be changed after initial creation, avoiding the need for potentially expensive tessellation at run time.
-
-### SFBool [ ] **solid** TRUE
-
-Setting *solid* true means draw only one side of polygons (backface culling on), setting *solid* false means draw both sides of polygons (backface culling off).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- Mnemonic "this geometry is *solid* like a brick" (you don't render the inside of a brick).
-- If in doubt, use *solid*='false' for maximum visibility.
-- (X3D version 4.0 draft) accessType relaxed to inputOutput in order to support animation and visualization.
-
-#### Warnings
-
-- Default value true can completely hide geometry if viewed from wrong side!
-- *solid* false not supported in VRML97.
-
-## Advisories
-
-### Hints
-
-- [Sphere](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphere){:target="_blank"}
-- Insert a Shape node before adding geometry or Appearance.
-
-## Example
-
-<x3d-canvas src="https://create3000.github.io/media/examples/Geometry3D/Sphere/Sphere.x3d" update="auto"></x3d-canvas>
-
-## See Also
-
-- [X3D Specification of Sphere node](https://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V4.0/Part01/components/geometry3D.html#Sphere){:target="_blank"}

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-title: GeoCoordinate
-date: 2023-01-07
-nav: components-Geospatial
-categories: [components, Geospatial]
-tags: [GeoCoordinate, Geospatial]
----
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-## Overview
-
-GeoCoordinate builds geometry as a set of geographic 3D coordinates. These are transformed into a geocentric, curved-earth representation. GeoCoordinate is only used by IndexedFaceSet, IndexedLineSet, LineSet and PointSet. GeoCoordinate can contain a GeoOrigin node.
-
-The GeoCoordinate node belongs to the **Geospatial** component and its default container field is *coord.* It is available from X3D version 3.0 or higher.
-
-## Hierarchy
-
-```
-+ X3DNode
-  + X3DGeometricPropertyNode
-    + X3DCoordinateNode
-      + GeoCoordinate
-```
-
-## Fields
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **metadata** NULL <small>[X3DMetadataObject]</small>
-
-Information about this node can be contained in a MetadataBoolean, MetadataDouble, MetadataFloat, MetadataInteger, MetadataString or MetadataSet node.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 7.2.4 Metadata](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/core.html#Metadata){:target="_blank"}
-
-### SFNode [ ] **geoOrigin** NULL <small>[GeoOrigin] (deprecated)</small>
-
-Single contained GeoOrigin node that can specify a local coordinate frame for extended precision.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 25.2.5 Dealing with high-precision coordinates](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/geospatial.html#high-precisioncoords){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- XML validation requires placement as first child node following contained metadata nodes (if any).
-
-### MFString [ ] **geoSystem** [ "GD", "WE" ]
-
-Identifies spatial reference frame: Geodetic (GD), Geocentric (GC), Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM). Supported values: "GD" "UTM" or "GC" followed by additional quoted string parameters as appropriate for the type.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- [X3D Architecture 25.2.2 Spatial reference frames](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/geospatial.html#Spatialreferenceframes){:target="_blank"}
-- [X3D Architecture 25.2.4 Specifying geospatial coordinates](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/geospatial.html#Specifyinggeospatialcoords){:target="_blank"}
-- [UTM is Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate system](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Transverse_Mercator_coordinate_system){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Deprecated values are GDC (replaced by GD) and GCC (replaced by GC).
-
-### MFVec3d [in, out] **point** [ ] <small>(-∞,∞)</small>
-
-*point* contains a set of actual 3D geographic coordinates, provided in geoSystem format can split strings if desired: "x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2" or "x1 y1 z1", "x2 y2 z2"
-
-## Advisories
-
-### Hint
-
-- [X3D for Advanced Modeling (X3D4AM) slideset](https://x3dgraphics.com/slidesets/X3dForAdvancedModeling/GeospatialComponentX3dEarth.pdf){:target="_blank"}
-
-### Warning
-
-- Requires X3D `profile='Full'` or else include `<component name='Geospatial' level='1'/>`
-
-## See Also
-
-- [X3D Specification of GeoCoordinate node](https://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V4.0/Part01/components/geospatial.html#GeoCoordinate){:target="_blank"}

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-title: GeoElevationGrid
-date: 2023-01-07
-nav: components-Geospatial
-categories: [components, Geospatial]
-tags: [GeoElevationGrid, Geospatial]
----
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-</style>
-
-## Overview
-
-GeoElevationGrid is a geometry node defining a rectangular height field, with default values for a 1m by 1m square at height 0. Vertices corresponding to GeoElevationGrid height values define quadrilaterals, which are placed above or below a curved geospatial surface using geographic coordinates.
-
-The GeoElevationGrid node belongs to the **Geospatial** component and its default container field is *geometry.* It is available from X3D version 3.0 or higher.
-
-## Hierarchy
-
-```
-+ X3DNode
-  + X3DGeometryNode
-    + GeoElevationGrid
-```
-
-## Fields
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **metadata** NULL <small>[X3DMetadataObject]</small>
-
-Information about this node can be contained in a MetadataBoolean, MetadataDouble, MetadataFloat, MetadataInteger, MetadataString or MetadataSet node.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 7.2.4 Metadata](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/core.html#Metadata){:target="_blank"}
-
-### SFNode [ ] **geoOrigin** NULL <small>[GeoOrigin] (deprecated)</small>
-
-Single contained GeoOrigin node that can specify a local coordinate frame for extended precision.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Architecture 25.2.5 Dealing with high-precision coordinates](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/geospatial.html#high-precisioncoords){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- XML validation requires placement as first child node following contained metadata nodes (if any).
-
-### MFString [ ] **geoSystem** [ "GD", "WE" ]
-
-Identifies spatial reference frame: Geodetic (GD), Geocentric (GC), Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM). Supported values: "GD" "UTM" or "GC" followed by additional quoted string parameters as appropriate for the type.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- [X3D Architecture 25.2.2 Spatial reference frames](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/geospatial.html#Spatialreferenceframes){:target="_blank"}
-- [X3D Architecture 25.2.4 Specifying geospatial coordinates](https://www.web3d.org/specifications/X3Dv4Draft/ISO-IEC19775-1v4-CD1/Part01/components/geospatial.html#Specifyinggeospatialcoords){:target="_blank"}
-- [UTM is Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate system](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Transverse_Mercator_coordinate_system){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Deprecated values are GDC (replaced by GD) and GCC (replaced by GC).
-
-### SFVec3d [ ] **geoGridOrigin** 0 0 0 <small>(-∞,∞)</small>
-
-Geographic coordinate for southwest (lower-left) corner of height dataset.
-
-### SFInt32 [ ] **xDimension** 0 <small>(0,∞)</small>
-
-Number of elements in the height array along east-west X direction.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- Total horizontal x-axis distance equals (*xDimension*-1) * xSpacing.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- *xDimension* \< 2 means that GeoElevationGrid contains no quadrilaterals.
-
-### SFInt32 [ ] **zDimension** 0 <small>(0,∞)</small>
-
-Number of elements in the height array along north-south Z direction.
-
-#### Hint
-
-- Total lateral z-axis distance equals (*zDimension*-1) * zSpacing.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- *zDimension* \< 2 means that GeoElevationGrid contains no quadrilaterals.
-
-### SFDouble [ ] **xSpacing** 1 <small>[0,∞)</small>
-
-Distance between grid-array vertices along east-west X direction.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- When geoSystem is GDC, *xSpacing* is number of degrees of longitude.
-- When geoSystem is UTM, *xSpacing* is number of eastings (meters).
-
-### SFDouble [ ] **zSpacing** 1 <small>[0,∞)</small>
-
-Distance between grid-array vertices along north-south Z direction.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- When geoSystem is GDC, *zSpacing* is number of degrees of latitude.
-- When geoSystem is UTM, *zSpacing* is number of northings (meters).
-
-### SFFloat [in, out] **yScale** 1 <small>[0,∞)</small>
-
-Vertical exaggeration of displayed data produced from the height array.
-
-### SFBool [ ] **solid** TRUE
-
-Setting *solid* true means draw only one side of polygons (backface culling on), setting *solid* false means draw both sides of polygons (backface culling off).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- Mnemonic "this geometry is *solid* like a brick" (you don't render the inside of a brick).
-- If in doubt, use *solid*='false' for maximum visibility.
-- (X3D version 4.0 draft) accessType relaxed to inputOutput in order to support animation and visualization.
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Default value true can completely hide geometry if viewed from wrong side!
-
-### SFBool [ ] **ccw** TRUE
-
-*ccw* defines clockwise/counterclockwise ordering of vertex coordinates, which in turn defines front/back orientation of polygon normals according to Right-Hand Rule (RHR).
-
-#### Hints
-
-- A good debugging technique for problematic polygons is to try changing the value of *ccw*, which can reverse solid effects (single-sided backface culling) and normal-vector direction.
-- [Clockwise](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clockwise){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Consistent and correct ordering of left-handed or right-handed point sequences is important throughout the coord array of point values.
-
-### SFDouble [ ] **creaseAngle** 0 <small>[0,∞)</small>
-
-*creaseAngle* defines angle (in radians) for determining whether adjacent polygons are drawn with sharp edges or smooth shading. If angle between normals of two adjacent polygons is less than *creaseAngle*, smooth shading is rendered across the shared line segment.
-
-#### Hints
-
-- *creaseAngle*=0 means render all edges sharply, *creaseAngle*=3.14159 means render all edges smoothly.
-- [Radian units for angular measure](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radian){:target="_blank"}
-
-#### Warning
-
-- Note type double, unlike ElevationGrid *creaseAngle*.
-
-### SFBool [ ] **colorPerVertex** TRUE
-
-Whether Color node color values are applied to each point vertex (true) or per quadrilateral (false).
-
-#### Hint
-
-- [X3D Scene Authoring Hints, Color](https://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/X3dSceneAuthoringHints.html#Color){:target="_blank"}
-
-### SFBool [ ] **normalPerVertex** TRUE
-
-Whether Normal node vector values are applied to each point vertex (true) or per quadrilateral (false).
-
-#### Hint
-
-- If no child Normal node is provided, the X3D browser shall automatically generate normals, using creaseAngle to determine smoothed shading across shared vertices.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **color** NULL <small>[X3DColorNode]</small>
-
-Single contained Color or ColorRGBA node that can specify *color* values applied to corresponding vertices according to colorPerVertex field.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **texCoord** NULL <small>[X3DTextureCoordinateNode]</small>
-
-Single contained TextureCoordinate, TextureCoordinateGenerator or MultiTextureCoordinate node that can specify coordinates for texture mapping onto corresponding geometry.
-
-### SFNode [in, out] **normal** NULL <small>[X3DNormalNode]</small>
-
-Single contained Normal node that can specify perpendicular vectors for corresponding vertices to support rendering computations, applied according to the normalPerVertex field.
-
-#### Hint
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-- Useful for special effects. Normal vector computation by 3D graphics hardware is quite fast so adding normals to a scene is typically unnecessary.
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-#### Warning
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-- *normal* vectors increase file size, typically doubling geometry definitions.
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-### MFDouble [in, out] **height** [ 0, 0 ] <small>(-∞,∞)</small>
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-Contains xDimension rows * zDimension columns floating-point values for elevation above ellipsoid.
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-#### Hints
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-- *height* array values are in row-major order from west to east, south to north.
-- GeoGridOrigin is in southwest (lower-left) corner of *height* dataset.
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-#### Warning
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-- *height* array values are not retained or available at run time since a browser is permitted to condense geometry.
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-## Advisories
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-### Hints
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-- The height array defines (xDimension-1)*(zDimension-1) quadrilaterals.
-- Positive direction for normal of each triangle is on same side of the quadrilateral. Triangles are defined either counterclockwise or clockwise depending on value of ccw field.
-- GeoElevationGrid can contain GeoOrigin, Color or ColorRGBA, Normal and TextureCoordinate nodes.
-- Insert a Shape node before adding geometry or Appearance.
-- [X3D for Advanced Modeling (X3D4AM) slideset](https://x3dgraphics.com/slidesets/X3dForAdvancedModeling/GeospatialComponentX3dEarth.pdf){:target="_blank"}
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-### Warnings
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-- Generated quadrilaterals can be nonplanar. Tessellation splits quadrilaterals into triangles along seam starting at initial vertex of the quadrilateral and proceeding to opposite vertex.
-- Requires X3D `profile='Full'` or else include `<component name='Geospatial' level='1'/>`
-- Avoid having GeoLocation or GeoTransform as a parent or ancestor node of GeoElevationGrid, since multiple geospatial transformations then occur with unpredictable results.
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-## Example
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-<x3d-canvas src="https://create3000.github.io/media/examples/Geospatial/GeoElevationGrid/GeoElevationGrid.x3d" update="auto"></x3d-canvas>
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-## See Also
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-- [X3D Specification of GeoElevationGrid node](https://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/19775-1/V4.0/Part01/components/geospatial.html#GeoElevationGrid){:target="_blank"}