Cesium Ion Flyovers

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TITLE: Cesium Ion Flyovers
MEDIA: Digital Animation
SOFTWARE: Unreal Engine 5
HARDWARE: PC
SPECIFICATIONS: 1280X720px
CLASS: FMX 430 Spatial Computing
PROFESSOR: Gregg Perkins
SEMESTER / TERM: FA 23
INSTITUTION: University of Tampa
DESCRIPTION: “Cesium Ion Flyovers” are two flyovers of the cities of Tampa, Florida and Tokyo, Japan. Both of these flyovers use the Cesium Ion plugin for Unreal Engine 5, which uses Google Maps in order to create a 3D version of real cities. I began with the Tokyo one first and had a rough time using the Cine Camera Actor within the space. I ended up redoing the project and creating the Tampa flyover, which had smoother camera movements. For my first time using Unreal Engine, I was really impressed with what I could learn with the software in a short amount of time.

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