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I saw the interesting iTwin Developer Webinar posted by Bentley iTwin Platform on youtube. In this video, the renderschedule and timeline is explained for rotating wind turbine. There are two open source versions as follows, which is confusing.
I am also curious if imodeljs will be changed to iTwin. |
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The app in that video is an iModel.js-based app, so yes - the display system in imodeljs-frontend animates the view according to its schedule script. You can use a ScriptBuilder to produce a Script that can be persisted on a RenderTimeline element to which a DisplayStyle can refer. Animate the view by manipulating the Viewport's time point, perhaps using this. There is only one iModel.js library. Most of the other repositories in those two GitHub projects are examples of apps that use iModel.js, or packages that consume iModel.js. I don't know the details of why there are two projects. We don't intend to change the name of the imodeljs repository, but iModels are only one part of a digital twin so "iTwin" is the more general term. |
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Many thanks to your advice. |
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The app in that video is an iModel.js-based app, so yes - the display system in imodeljs-frontend animates the view according to its schedule script.
You can use a ScriptBuilder to produce a Script that can be persisted on a RenderTimeline element to which a DisplayStyle can refer. Animate the view by manipulating the Viewport's time point, perhaps using this.
There is only one iModel.js library. Most of the other repositories in those two GitHub projects are examples of apps that use iModel.js, or packages that consume iModel.js. I don't know the details of why there are two projects. We don't intend to change the name of the imodeljs repository, but iModels are only one part of a digita…