minemap-business-roaming-and-tracking

Camera tracking in MineMap uses animationTracking and trackingOptions APIs to bind camera motion to scene objects. You set explicit camera modes like NONE, FREE, FOLLOW, or LOCK to control synchronization during model, primitive, or billboard animations.

MineMap supports four camera modes for scene inspections: NONE, FREE, FOLLOW, and LOCK. These modes control whether the camera stays static, moves independently, trails a target, or rigidly locks onto a moving object during animation playback.

Yes, MineMap supports JSON-driven playback for drone route animations. You define trajectories and tracking options in JSON to execute repeatable flight playback alongside programmatic animation creation for production runs.

Yes, MineMap animation tracking supports primitives and billboards. The tracking APIs manage trajectories consistently across model, modelInstance, primitive, extrusion, and billboard targets for unified scene object coordination.

MineMap object tracking loses synchronization when stable object IDs are not provided or explicit camera modes are not set. Reliable roaming requires stable object IDs and robust animationTracking APIs to ensure synchronized motion across targets.

The best way to create vehicle tour animations in MineMap is using programmatic animation or JSON-driven playback with AnimationTracking. This coordinates roaming across modelInstance and extrusion targets with FOLLOW or LOCK camera strategies.