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I am defining a realy huge polygon that changes its position and shape using inertial reference frame.

First, I tryed to define a set of CZML polygons, each one with an availability and its coordinates like the "california" object in this sandcastle example, but this exceeds the maximum memory limit and blocks the browser and eventually the computer. Then, I had it working using only one polygon in CZML providing a list with an interval and the polygon shape coordinates, like the "dynamicPolygon" in the same sandcastle example.

Now I am trying to change the CZML implementation to use entities but the entity documentation allows to use a PolygonGraphics that allows to use a Property or a PolygonHierarchy to configure the shape, and I can not figure out how to do the same "dynamicPolygon" using entities.

I am not able to figure out a way to change the material of a polygon entity from a GeoJsonDataSource. I would like to apply an image.

Here is an example using a color because I don't know how to embed an image on the online sandcastle:

There is this question: How to format Visual Studio XML documentation for display on the web, which is similar to what I want. But the answers for this question are all very old and the tools mentioned (sandcastle, docu, NDoc, AutoHelp) are all outdated and not maintained anymore since years.

Is there a modern tool that generates a PDF (or static HTML) from XML doc strings in a .NET project?

I have a dataframe such that...

Cesium Sandcastle demos illustrate the use of "movement" and "movement.endPosition" to fetch Cartesian2 coordinates of the mouse moving. One example is the "Picking" demo in Sandcastle:

I am new to Javascript. Implicit declarations and variable hoisting were not my cup of tea so far!

So my question is: Based on the Picking Sandcastle demo provided above, what could I do to declare "movement.endPosition" explicitly, for the same purpose of showing longitude/latitude on mouse-over? I am not comfortable with the "movement" object showing up without being explicitly declared first.

My research has led me to the Cesium.CameraEventAggregator object, which contains a method named "currentMousePosition".

Lines 25-27 are from the demo:

I am trying to draw a partial sphere in Cesium, representing the coverage area of a radar. However, I can only find documentation in Cesium for drawing a complete sphere, as shown in this example.

How can I draw a partial sphere, given a location and a min/max azimuth and elevation?

I am using CesiumJs. I would like to create point D at distance C from point A using the direction B

I have used Sandcastle to document my class libraries recently. However, I have recently discovered that Sandcastle is no longer developed by Microsoft: https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=sandcastle.

I have had a look online on GitHub and I see that lots of open source projects use .MD (MarkDown) files these days. I see that .MD files are supported by GitHub and TFS. How can I generate .MD files from XML Documentation files?

I have spent the last few hours Googling this. For example, I have found this with only a few hundred downloads: https://github.com/lijunle/Vsxmd/tree/master/Vsxmd I am not asking for tool recommendations. I am asking if it is possible to convert .XML Documentation to .MD files.

I'm trying read this XML using volley