FreeCAD Trails Workbench (Transportation and Geomatics)

[HakanSeven12]

I do not know how.

Maybe you can upload to Google drive. My internet connection is very bad for upload.

[REl]

Hi there,
here are the links to the point clouds there are currently 2 file types.
I will expand it to 4.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=147Zjm ... Ie9n4-kXH8

I am from plant engineering. The trend in plant construction is very clear. Existing systems are scanned in order to better plan extensions and conversions.

update 31.03.2020

E57 and Nativ Laica fils are uplodet

[HakanSeven12]

Hi there,
here are the links to the point clouds there are currently 2 file types.
I will expand it to 4.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=147Zjm ... Ie9n4-kXH8

I am from plant engineering. The trend in plant construction is very clear. Existing systems are scanned in order to better plan extensions and conversions.

Thanks

Ping

[Kunda1]

Off-topic but relevant: Creating cities in Blender from real map data

Check out https://twitter.com/i/status/1243242629426565123
Here is the whole tutorial:

phpBB [video]

[HakanSeven12]

Off-topic but relevant: Creating cities in Blender from real map data

Looks good

[microelly2]

Off-topic but relevant: Creating cities in Blender from real map data

4 years ago there was not to much information about height of building but there was already a city generator.
The code should be updated to work with the new python3 libraries but the idea is still valid.
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 60#p112535

[HakanSeven12]

4 years ago there was not to much information about height of building but there was already a city generator.
The code should be updated to work with the new python3 libraries but the idea is still valid.
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 60#p112535

I can do something if I have time in the future.

[microelly2]

4 years ago there was not to much information about height of building but there was already a city generator.
The code should be updated to work with the new python3 libraries but the idea is still valid.
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 60#p112535

I can do something if I have time in the future.

After corona we can have a look at the data in the internet sources to see what is possible today.
I stopped my work on this topic because in germany it was possible to buy LOD information from the gouverment.
So architekts may use this very good information for their projects.

for others I tried this way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaPBF2J6DAk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8wy9N75t_c

at them moment a new discussion is start to add cv package to pyflow.
This will be a good base to restart the reconstruction topic:
https://youtu.be/_dQxItYUDVM

[HakanSeven12]

Hi. I want to get your opinion. My point importer support some file types from your workbench. I think I can add a lat-long to transverse mercator option to my importer and remove them from geodata. What are you thinking about that?

[microelly2]

Hi. I want to get your opinion. My point importer support some file types from your workbench. I think I can add a lat-long to transverse mercator option to my importer and remove them from geodata. What are you thinking about that?

Yes, do it. I think it is a good way to split functionality in smaller methods and recombine them on demand.
methods to transform coordinate systems in any direction are always useful.
My experience with pyflow: Having filters which transform data arrays is always a good thing.