# CityGMLViewer

A CityGMLViewer based on OpenGL. Can display CityGML 2 and 3. Uses LWJGL for displaying and JOGL for tesselation.

## Installation

Use [Maven](https://maven.apache.org/) to build the viewer.

```bash
mvn package
```

## Usage


```bash
java -jar citygml-viewer-lwjgl-{version}.jar [-debug] [-colors <path-to-color-properties>] [-mapping <path-to-mapping-file>] [<path-to-citygml-file]
```

if you don't want the command prompt visible use javaw instead of java.

#### Return codes:

| Code | Meaning |
| ---- | ------- |
| 0    | OK      |
| 1    | the color properties file is either not a file or does not exist |
| 2    | the polygon color mapping file is either not a file or does not exist |
| 3    | the citygml file that is supposed to be displayed is either not a file or does not exist |

#### Color Mapping (-colors)

You can change the default color of the polygons depending on their type in a color.properties file. The color notation in this file is a floating point value from 0 to 1 for each color channel rgb.

Example:
```properties
groundColor=0.9411765 0.9019608 0.54901963
roofColor=1 0 0
doorColor=1 0.784313 0
windowColor=0.0 0.5019608 0.5019608
wallColor=1 1 1
bridgeColor=1 0.49803922 0.3137255
landColor=0.64705884 0.16470589 0.16470589
transportationColor=1 1 0
vegetationColor=0.5647059 0.93333334 0.5647059
waterColor=0.5294118 0.80784315 0.98039216
```

#### Polygon Color Mapping (-mapping)

You can specify the color of a specific polygon via its gml:id and a color. The color here is for each rgb channel a value between 0 and 255

Example that would color a polygon in blue:
```
# polygonName, red (0 - 255), green (0 - 255), blue (0 - 255)
PolyIDGeo22796924,0,0,255
```

## Known Problems

* The color is not set correctly when the geometry of a surface is in the solid and the boundary surface is only referencing it.
* The two configuration file use different color formats
* Missing launch scripts