@ChrisAtSafe is quite right that PDF is a poor format for that much data.
If you're just looking to find a simple way to share data with other (non-tech) people, maybe it's worth using Cesium? It would take more set up on your part but to the end user it would just be like opening a web page. It would be way faster than PDF plus Cesium now has specific functionality for point clouds I believe.
See this blog post for more info, and please do ask more questions if it's of interest (I'm not Cesium expert but I know people who are!)
@ChrisAtSafe is quite right that PDF is a poor format for that much data.
If you're just looking to find a simple way to share data with other (non-tech) people, maybe it's worth using Cesium? It would take more set up on your part but to the end user it would just be like opening a web page. It would be way faster than PDF plus Cesium now has specific functionality for point clouds I believe.
See this blog post for more info, and please do ask more questions if it's of interest (I'm not Cesium expert but I know people who are!)
HI Mark,
I also spent some thoughts on Cesium but this would be too much effort in my particular case. I'm simply looking for a quick method to visualize textured terrain data, together with some extruded building models and vegetation from point cloud. This scenario I'd like to teach in one of my next FME starters courses on university. The task should be completed within a three hour schedule and the main focus must be at the workspace creation not any cesium setup. That's the reason why 3D PDF seemed to fit perfectly. But if it's not possible to display the point clouds I'd prefer to skip this aspect and just focus on the other 3D geometry.
Thanks for your support!