Christoph Clark

This is the place! Discussion traffic on this repo is somewhat low because, presently, there are only a handful of disparate users. I agree, however, a more robust set of...

@rsignell-usgs that's a really cool use case for Cesium! I can help address your immediate question. My best guess is that this library will need some minor expansion to do...

@HumptyNumpty while this library is stable it's not being developed as actively as Cesium itself. The example billboard document you referenced from [this page](https://github.com/AnalyticalGraphicsInc/cesium/wiki/CZML-in-Cesium): ``` json [ { "id":"Headquarters", "availability":"2012-06-20T16:00:00Z/2012-06-20T16:02:00Z",...

For the 0.3.1 release I've updated the README to include one complete usage example and a link to documentation on supported CZML components. Leaving issue open though as I did...

@brianbreitsch I just went through the examples in the README in both Python 2.x and 3.x and everything seems to be working. Can you be more specific about the incompatibility...

Confirmed - just tried installing from pip in a virtualenv and it pulled down version 0.1dev for some reason - a _way_ out of date version! With a little more...

The difference between my approximated ellipse width and the actual shape of the umbral shadow can indeed be quite large... consider that at the ends of most tracks (where the...

@duanemalcolm could you share the source of NASA KML data? I'd be interested to see if they've generated it to the same degree for past and future eclipse events. If...

@duanemalcolm thanks for this... unfortunately I'm not sure it would be useful to convert the KML file for this upcoming eclipse event for this project. EclipseTracks is intended to show...

The concept of layouts has given way to the concept of questions, but this is still a viable enhancement. To abstract it perhaps any given question could be "zoomable" with...