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curprev 12:3012:30, 9 June 2023‎ Rudolf@tygron.nl talk contribs‎ 2,114 bytes +2,114‎ Created page with "Depending on use-cases or the intended audiences for the results of calculations in the {{software}}, it may be desirable to have external tooling or applications read data from a running Session for visualization. One environment which forms a powerful framework for a variety of use-cases is Unity. Using the Cesium plugin for Unity, it is possible to directly connect to a Session and obtain visualization data from it, so that it can be viewed as a complete 3D wo..."

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