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Tip: Workaround for importing Sketchup models in Tygron Geodesign Platform.
Sketchup models do not come standard with a correct Geo location for import in the Tygron Platform. As a workaround, we use the CityEditor Geo plugin from 3dis (https://www.3dis.de/cityeditor/) when exporting the model in Sketchup as CityGML.
It is a paid plugin, but comes with a free evaluation period.
A quick How-to-guide: https://support.tygron.com/wiki/ConvertingaSketchup_model_to_CityGML_format
Geodata wizard (icluding CityGML files): https://previewsupport.tygron.com/wiki/Geo_Data_Wizard
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I tried the ''A quick How-to-guide'' but it didn't work. The import removed all buildings and trees without loading the model. Is there a support line or any know issue that creates the problem?
Hi,
How big is your model? Is it very complex, with lots of polygons, high LOD, or hi-res textures? Some models are quite a big hit on hardware resources, and can cause a hickup when uploading. This will look like all constructions are removed, but it just takes a really long time to redraw the 3D world, including the new model. CityGML is known to be a less-resourse-friendly model format...
Regards,
Vincent
It's a small 3D model made in 5 minutes (a white block wthout textures that functions as the building).
Retried the steps multiple times with diferent models and on 3 diferent pc's, but the problems stay present.
Beste @Avans_bouw_infra 3 ,
Heb je ook geprobeerd de export gml weer in Sketchup te laden?
Met vriendelijke groet,
Vincent
Dear @Avans_bouw_infra 3 ,
Please also ensure that the length units in Windows > Model Info (in Sketchup) is set to meters, as Millimeters will convert as meters, enlarging the scale 1000x. This can remove all other buildings, and replace it with a shape that falls outside visual range in the 3D world. We encountered this in another project.
Best regards, Vincent