Cesium Error: Access Blocked 403r

[h.kristi]

Hi, today I tried to activate City, but I’m getting this error. In previous days it was working. Could you help me?

[h.kristi]

“Am I the only one getting this error, or has it happened to someone else as well?

[s.bernard]

I just installed Cesium created a Token pasted it in my D5 account and got the same error…
I also have no idea what it means and how to correct it.

[Clov]

Hi @s.bernard @h.kristi

Please send us your log files privately, preferably in forum messages.

[h.kristi]

Thank you for your response, I am attaching a screenshot since the ZIP file is too large.
I noticed that the “Access blocked” error appears when I zoom in on the map; if I don’t zoom in, the building models in D5 are imported correctly.

[s.bernard]

Thanks for your response as well …

[Clov]

Hi @s.bernard @h.kristi

We were able to identify the issue. Can you please try to zoom out slowly/fast? The error prompt should appear. Or if you enable the city feature a few more times, you should be able to reproduce it.

• This might be related to OSM tightening its policy enforcement; anyway, we’re working on how to resolve this issue.

Thank you.

[h.kristi]

That’s exactly what I mentioned in my previous message. If I don’t zoom in much on the map, the error does not appear.

[Clov]

Thanks for your confirmation, that was intended for other users to confirm if doing such action will result in the same error prompts

[ac1]

Greetings, whilst entering Cesium feature I have the following error message:

Access blocked Referer is requires by title usage policy of OpenStreetMaps volunteer-run-servers osm.wiki/blocked…

Please advise.

Could this be due to some internal company blockage as part of security policies, or something else?

Thank you in advance

[agonzalesh]

I have the same problem generating cities

[Clov]

Hi @agonzalesh @ac1

This is currently a known issue.

Nonetheless, users will still be able to download 3D models. During testing, we observed the error prompt appearing, but it does not prevent us from successfully downloading the selected area.

@Clov

We were able to identify the issue. Can you please try to zoom out slowly/fast? The error prompt should appear. Or if you enable the city feature a few more times, you should be able to reproduce it.

• This might be related to OSM tightening its policy enforcement; anyway, we’re working on how to resolve this issue.

[ac1]

I do thank you very much.

I’m somewhat relieved that it’s not a fault with D5 Render.

I hope the error will be fixed.

Yes, OSM works, but the error message – and sometimes the fact that it appears twice – makes it difficult to select a location with any degree of precision.