1.109 - 2023-09-01

Highlights include:

• Added two additional default imagery providers from Stadia maps to the BaseLayerPicker widget: Alidade Smooth and Alidade Smooth Dark. #11485
• TaskProcessor now loads worker files as ESM instead of AMD. Firefox 114 is now the minimum Firefox version required to run CesiumJS. #11400
• Added the retinaTiles option to the OpenStreetMapImageryProvider constructor options to allow requesting tiles at the 2x resolution for retina displays. #11485
• Use updated URLs and attribution for Stamen Map styles in the default BaseLayerPicker widget. #11451
• The TypeScript definition of defined now uses type predicates to allow TypeScript to use the result during compilation.

See the changelog for the complete list of changes.

• Improved error message if fetching tileset fails
• Added basic point cloud support
• Fixed loading extension in Omniverse Code 2023.1.1
• Fixed crashes when reloading tileset
• Fixed memory leak when removing tileset mid-load
• Fixed several other bugs related to removing tilesets mid-load
• Upgraded to cesium-native v0.26.0

:rocket: Get Started

1. Download the CesiumForUnitySamples .zip below.
2. Extract the .zip file into a suitable location on your computer.
3. If you have Unity Hub installed, click the "Open" button under the "Projects" tab. Otherwise, open the Unity Editor directly and select "Open Project". Then, point it to the extracted directory. Unity will load the project and also download Cesium for Unity using the Package Manager.
4. In the Asset Browser, select and load Assets -> Scenes -> 01_CesiumWorld. You can also select other scenes as you browse and explore the samples.

Or, to learn how to add it to your own project, see the Cesium for Unity Quickstart.

Have questions? Ask them on the community forum.

🕙 Change Log

• Upgraded to Cesium for Unity v1.6.2.