Open 0xr.space, press Open and choose the Data folder of the tile set. Every tile is read in the browser and its levels are followed down through PagedLOD, with the photo textures, so a drone survey becomes one textured model you can walk around in the room on a Quest. A single .osg, .osgt or .osgb scene opens the same way, with its textures chosen alongside.
To stay drawable on a phone or a headset, the finest levels are read until two million triangles and the app says when it stopped there. Survey coordinates far from the origin are moved to the centre, and Z up becomes up. Textures in .rgb, .tga or .dds, particles, shapes, lines and points are not read, and a skinned model is shown in its bind pose.
Levels are read until two million triangles so a phone or headset can draw it. A smaller area, or a coarser export, shows its finest level.
No. The .osgb tiles are read as they are.
Only up to 10 m on its longest side, since a model is held between 10 cm and 10 m. A larger survey stays scaled down, which suits a table.
No. It is read on the device, and nothing is sent to a server unless you create a share link yourself.