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-====== Create New Project ======+====== Creating a New Project (GeoCloud web service terrain) ======
  
-This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a new starter project using the New Project Wizard.+This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a new starter project using the [[:geoscene3d:application:new_project_wizard|]]. The tutorial is identical to the tutorial [[:geoscene3d:setup_a_new_project:createnewproject|Creating a New Project]] except that in this tutorial a GeoCloud web service is used as a source for the terrain model.
  
 ==== Requirements ==== ==== Requirements ====
  
-=== Module ===+Please notice; You must be connected to the internet to complete this tutorial.
  
-FIXME+**Data**
  
-=== Data === +You do not need any data locally on your computer.
- +
-This tutorial uses a local terrain model grid file. If you do not have a terrain grid you should either prepare a grid file in advance or use the tutorial: [[:tutorials:setup:newprojgc|Creating a New Project (webservice terrain)]].+
  
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 +
 +{{vimeo>491554917?large&autoplay|Video Tutorial}}
 +
 +==== Step 1. Start the New Project Wizard ====
 +
 +1. Start GeoScene3D.\\
 +2. In the Welcome Screen select "New Project Wizard". Alternatively select "New Project Wizard" from the main file menu.
 +
 +{{:tutorials:setup:1ff167238a84f29e32ac6b5d3eb8a59d.png}}
  
 ====   ==== ====   ====
  
 +==== Step 2. Choose Wizard Mode ====
  
-==== Step 1. ====+1. Press "Next" to go to the "Terrain Source" page.\\ 
 +2. The wizard can operate in different modes. In this tutorial we will select "Simple".
  
-\\ +{{:tutorials:setup:5e6acb84c1b7e31ca256c364f1ff562a.png}}
-A. If the program is running – select the “New Project Wizard” as shown below.\\ +
-{{:tutorials:setup:90bfb9c92fc75b379895bf463dce4417.png}}+
  
-\\ +==== Step 3. Terrain Model ====
-B. If starting the program - select “New Project Wizard” in the Welcome Screen.\\ +
-{{:tutorials:setup:8ef3c2a2037d11ca7a282cb04a268e21.png}}+
  
 +1. Press "Next" to go to the "Terrain Model" page.\\
 +2. We want to use a terrain model from GeoCloud web service. Make sure that "GeoCloud Web Service (select grid manually)" is checked.
  
-==== Step 2. ====+{{:tutorials:setup:30999a4106bfa9bfe23ce5b1cd25d92d.png}}
  
-If you have a Terrain grid available – choose “Simple” and proceed to Step 3.\\ +==== Step 4. Web service ====
-If not choose “Empty Project..” and proceed to Step 4.\\ +
-{{:tutorials:setup:693e4848cba525e44963468e9399073e.png}}+
  
 +1. Press the browse button next to the "Grid Name" box to connect to the GeoCloud web service.
  
-==== Step 3. ====+{{:tutorials:setup:8606348474a0b3bace88aa0555c46d15.png}}
  
-Select a local grid file with terrain data, or if available in your region, or select a terrain grid on the GeoCloud Web Service.\\ +\\ 
-{{:tutorials:setup:e2278b0f739fbd981e59a6db3996aa31.png}}+2. In the "GeoCloud" dialog select a portal, here Denmark Public is selected and press "Select Source…" to log in (leave the password blank).\\ 
 +3. After successful login you will see a list of available GeoCloud services.\\ 
 +4. Select the grid appropriate for your region and press "OK".
  
 +{{:tutorials:setup:16e58e295f4eb6faa0f60bcd371befa9.png}}
  
-==== Step 4. ====+==== Step 5. Add Data ====
  
-If your modelling data is in Denmark, you now have the possibility to select a WMS GIS map from the GeoCloud Web Service. Otherwise select “None” and press “Next”.\\ +If your modelling data is in Denmark, you now have the possibility to select a WMS GIS map from the GeoCloud Web Service. Otherwise select “None” and press “Next”.
-{{:tutorials:setup:c1a01376d5c3f734ffb9f0abee1b001b.png}}+
  
 +{{:tutorials:setup:c0c77849f3d01cd63914f3a047632129.png}}
  
-==== Step 5. ====+==== Step 6. Units ====
  
-You can define the units in the project. As default the settings are meters, but you can also choose yards, miles, kilometers or feet. It is also an opportunity to add a user defined unit.\\ +You can define the units in the project. As default the settings are meters, but you can also choose yards, miles, kilometers or feet. It is also an opportunity to add a user defined unit.
-{{:tutorials:setup:46ea9f260c34b1259a5e5d31c2d98b4d.png}}+
  
 +{{:tutorials:setup:fe99f1d4c820ac9657b7cdef7769b356.png}}
  
-==== Step 6. ====+==== Step 7. Finish ====
  
-Press “Finish” to complete the setup.\\ +1. Press next to go to the "Finish" page\\ 
-{{:tutorials:setup:6aea54b500f8cb843ae0e466e9914b73.png}}+2. You are done with the wizard. Press "Finish" to create the project!\\ 
 +3. Save the project.
  
 +{{:tutorials:setup:a6296131b2b06c888d970ccfb55ec4f2.png}}
  
-==== Step 7. Result ====+==== Step 8. Results ====
  
-You have now successfully created a new GeoScene3D project.+1. The project now contains a terrain model, two cameras, three light sources, a background sky dome, and a map window containing the terrain model grid.
  
-The project now contains a terrain model, two cameras, three light sources, a background sky dome, and a map window containing the terrain model grid.\\ +2. In this example the selected terrain grid is larger than the initial scene extent. By default, the initial scene extent is positioned in the center of the terrain grid, in this case in the middle of the bay of Aarhus. See the tutorial [[:geoscene3d:setup_a_new_project:movesceneextent|Moving Scene Extent]].
-Note that the terrain model has been placed in the group named "Surfaces". The project also contains group nodes for Profiles, Regions, 2D Grids, 3D Grids, Points, Layers, Data and Lights. Do not delete these group nodes! When adding data with the "Add Data Wizard" the added objects will be placed in the appropriate nodes automatically.+
  
-{{:tutorials:setup:2298e6eb09b10029d8cc154d55924fc2.png}}+3. Note that the terrain model has been placed in the group named "Surfaces". The project also contains group nodes for Profiles, Regions, 2D Grids, 3D Grids, Points, Layers, Data and Lights. __Do not delete these group nodes!__ When adding data with the "Add Data Wizard" the added objects will be placed in the appropriate nodes automatically.
  
  

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