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Create a WPF Application, and add the necessary NuGet references. For details, see [[Basic map client|Maria Basic Map Client]]. | Create a WPF Application, and add the necessary NuGet references. For details, see [[Basic map client|Maria Basic Map Client]]. | ||
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=== Add main view models === | |||
Add a view model class (''MainViewModel'') for communication with the Maria component, and another (''MapViewModel'') for map handling. Both including inheritance from ViewModelBase, for details see [[Map_interaction_client/Prepare_your_application_for_interactions|Prepare your application for interactions]]. | |||
Revision as of 15:10, 12 September 2019
This page describes how to create a Maria GDK map client utilising MariaGlobeMapControl with 2D and 3D visualisation of map, tracks and draw objects.
General
- You will need to include the following NuGet package:
- TPG.Maria.MariaGlobeMapControl (Currently available Teleplan Globe internal only)
- Sample code for this example is found in the MariaGlobeClient project, in the Sample Projects solution.
Utilising the globe control
Including MariaGlobeMapControl
Create a WPF Application, and add the necessary NuGet references. For details, see Maria Basic Map Client.
Add the MariaGlobeMapControl to the Main window xaml.
<Window x:Class="MariaGlobeClient.MainWindow"
. . .
Title="MariaGlobeClient" Height="600" Width="600">
<Grid>
<MariaGlobeMapControl Name=_MariaCtrl_Background="#E9ECFA"
Is3DMode="False"
MouseMoveDistanceToStartTracking="0"
ZoomOnDblClick="False"
DegreeToLockRotateAndScale="2"
PercentageToLockScaleOnly="2.0"
IsProgressIndicatorVisible="False" />
</Grid>
</Window>
Add main view models
Add a view model class (MainViewModel) for communication with the Maria component, and another (MapViewModel) for map handling. Both including inheritance from ViewModelBase, for details see Prepare your application for interactions.