Display a default style per mesh #275
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Register a default style for each tile, unless a color is specified for the layer. In this case, create a default style for the whole tileset
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clementcolin
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This PR allows to display a default style per GlTF mesh, so we can have different styles in a same tile. Those default styles are loaded directly from the 3DTiles. UD-Viz no longer overrides (by default) the GlTF materials. If a color is added in the json config file for a 3DTiles layer, this color will be used as default style for the whole layer.
The PR also allows to handle tiles with more than one mesh.