Node.js comes with the npm package manager, which you need to install dependencies for this codelab. If you don't already have it, go to to download and install the Node.js runtime on your computer. All requests to Google Maps Platform require an API key. You can follow the steps in this video or this documentation.
A Google Cloud Platform account with billing enabled.
Animating camera movements with moveCamera.Rendering 3D objects on the map with WebGLOverlayView and Three.js.Controlling the map with programmatic tilt and rotation.Generating a Map ID with the vector map for JavaScript enabled.To learn the basics of using the Maps JS API, try the Add a map to your website (JavaScript) codelab. This codelab assumes you have intermediate knowledge of JavaScript and the Maps JavaScript API. texture image type (bicolored or fullcolored).This codelab teaches you how to use the WebGL-powered features of the Maps JavaScript API to control and render on the vector map in three dimensions. atomosphic scattering around the edge of the globe and Such as pseudo-shading (simulating diffusive + specular scattering), Optionally, you can change visual effects by the checkboxes at the bottom-right corner, By wheeling with mouse-pointer placed on some target point on the surface, you can zoom view directly toward that point. To zoom the camera, mouse-wheel on the screen. Therefore you can freely rotate the spherical model along arbitrary geodesic lines. In this viewer, the Earth's axis is not fixed at all. To rotate the Earth, mouse-drag-and-drop on the screen. The model and/or the camera in the viewer can be controlled via either mouse or keyboard actions as follows. After a while with preloading process, the 3D Earth model comes into the screen and viewer gets ready.
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