No, most likely it is not related to a netframework or graphics card.
Let's look at all the places where the problem could be:
1. Before OS: Internet provider, router and other network equipment. The probability of about 10%.
This is quite a rare case, but it can still be.
For example, OSM Overpass API (main server) is blocked in Russia.
2. OS and applications (for example, antivirus and firewall).
The probability of about 75%.
Win10 is a repository of unusual things that shouldn't happen, but happen.
I have many examples of this, and most likely you also have them.
3. Unity. The probability of about 5%.
4. Online Maps. The probability of about 10%.
5. Third-party scripts. Probability is unknown, because you did not write about them.
But theoretically it is possible.
How to check where the problem is.
URL:
https://overpass.kumi.systems/api/interpreter?data=node(41.9418%2c12.07767%2c41.94997%2c12.08866)%3bway(bn)%5b%27highway%27~%27primary%7cresidential%27%5d%3b(._%3b%3e%3b)%3bout%3b
1. Open URL in the browser.
If it works, then this is not a problem 1.
2. Open URL using the application made in Unity.
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReferenc … quest.html
If it works, then this is not a problem 2 and 3.
3. Subscribe to OnlineMapsBuildings.OnRequestSent, and when this is called, subscribe to OnlineMapsBuildings.osmRequest.OnComplete to check what you have in response.
If you have the correct response, but it does not work, send me a screenshot of Online Maps (Script) and Online Maps Buildings (Script).
Most likely here is one cause of the problem with elevations and buildings.
So finding and fixing the first problem, you fix the second.
Kind Regards,
Infinity Code Team.
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