Removing background map

[vancou...@gmail.com]

I am planning on creating all vector layers within CesiumJS without using any of the base background maps. Is there a way of turning the base off? I tried to do this but it always defaults to Bing maps base layer.

Marc Aubanel

[Matthew Amato]

To remove all imagery, you can all 

viewer.scene.imageryLayers.removeAll();

Once you do that you'll have a bright blue globe.  You can choose the color by setting the globe's baseColor

viewer.scene.globe.baseColor = Cesium.Color.BLACK;

On Sat, Oct 11, 2014 at 1:44 PM, <vancou...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am planning on creating all vector layers within CesiumJS without using any of the base background maps.  Is there a way of turning the base off? I tried to do this but it always defaults to Bing maps base layer.

Marc Aubanel

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[Marc GMail]

Thanks works, like a charm...

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[vancou...@gmail.com]

Maybe I spoke too soon. The globe doesn't render but setting the base color does not change the color of the globe. It stays blue. I printed the value for viewer.scene.globe.baseColor and the value is set correctly but just not rendered on screen.

Marc Aubanel

[Matthew Amato]

What version of Cesium are you using?  baseColor was added in 1.2 (released on Oct 1st).

Does it work if you paste the below three lines into Sandcastle (http://cesiumjs.org/Cesium/Apps/Sandcastle/index.html?src=Hello%20World.html)?

var viewer = new Cesium.Viewer('cesiumContainer');

viewer.scene.imageryLayers.removeAll();

viewer.scene.globe.baseColor = Cesium.Color.BLACK;

On Sat, Oct 11, 2014 at 2:15 PM, <vancou...@gmail.com> wrote:

Maybe I spoke too soon.  The globe doesn't render but setting the base color does not change the color of the globe.  It stays blue.  I printed the value for viewer.scene.globe.baseColor and the value is set correctly but just not rendered on screen.

Marc Aubanel

[Marc GMail]

I am using 1.2.  Funny it does work in Sandcastle.  Let me look into this a bit more.

MarcA

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[Marc GMail]

I removed everything and am using the Hello World start up HTML with these three lines.  It still renders as blue and ignores the baseColor.

MarcA

On Oct 11, 2014, at 1:31 PM, Matthew Amato <matt....@gmail.com> wrote:

[Marc GMail]

OK, it works on my external server but not on my local one on my mac.  Strange….

MarcA

[Scott Hunter]

Try clearing your browser cache.  The default configuration for web servers sometimes is configured to cache files permanently, which means that your browser may still be using a cached version of Cesium from before the baseColor property was added.