So glad i saw this before i did it by hand. Thank you very much (I'm from a university where we continue to draw with pencils on 1-2 courses, so such information simply not available, thanks for sharing it)
I tried this for berlin and the buildings are just incredibly inaccurate in form and height that i couldnt benefit from this to 3d my site model.. thanks anywway im sure someone could benefit fromm this
Thank you Ele Lava! If a building is not available you will have to model it yourself. To combine different altitudes/elevations I would slightly overlap the two exports from Cadmapper so that you have a building or elevation line that is present in both. Then align them.
More than likely the answer is unfortunately yes. Cadmapper is supported with OSM which doesn't have everything. What city is it and I will check for you? This video may also help you ua-cam.com/video/MzyPuAtGYyk/v-deo.html
Yup..tried the other method as well. But encountered the error " failed to load rendering file ". I tried with a lower version of blender and still failed.
CNC is a short way to say computer numerically controlled manufacturing process. Typically you would see it as a wood CNC machine or metal. You can input vector lines into a program and it will cut those lines into a board of wood, similar to how laser cutting works.
*Try this method out as well!* 👉ua-cam.com/video/MzyPuAtGYyk/v-deo.html
So glad i saw this before i did it by hand. Thank you very much (I'm from a university where we continue to draw with pencils on 1-2 courses, so such information simply not available, thanks for sharing it)
This is exactly what I need for my project! Thank you!!
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CadMapper is a cool shortcut
Yeah its free too under a certain square kilometer!
Thank you! Your video is exactly what I want to do with my project.
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just what i needed for my project!! youre awesome
Thank you! I’m happy it helped you out!
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Of course! Thank you for watching and best of luck with your site model!
great video, thanks!!!!
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This method is in-correct, because if you use outline then there will be lots of wrong path and minor roads.
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I tried this for berlin and the buildings are just incredibly inaccurate in form and height that i couldnt benefit from this to 3d my site model.. thanks anywway im sure someone could benefit fromm this
thanks for sharing:) i m really excited upcoming tutorial on this channel🥰
Thanks for watching I hope to see you around!
well explained! Thank you, how do we add buildings if there are not available in maps, and how do we combine different alitudes in one site?
Thank you Ele Lava! If a building is not available you will have to model it yourself. To combine different altitudes/elevations I would slightly overlap the two exports from Cadmapper so that you have a building or elevation line that is present in both. Then align them.
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@@elelava9650 Right back at ya! Thanks for watching 😆
Hi..it's really a cool shortcut. But I couldn't get the details of a certain city in India. Is that because the cadmapper is not updated ?
More than likely the answer is unfortunately yes. Cadmapper is supported with OSM which doesn't have everything. What city is it and I will check for you? This video may also help you ua-cam.com/video/MzyPuAtGYyk/v-deo.html
Yup..tried the other method as well. But encountered the error " failed to load rendering file ". I tried with a lower version of blender and still failed.
* failed to load RenderDoc module
@@chandanapdev837 Most likely the GIS data of that city is unavailable.
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What is CNC? on 4:30
CNC is a short way to say computer numerically controlled manufacturing process. Typically you would see it as a wood CNC machine or metal. You can input vector lines into a program and it will cut those lines into a board of wood, similar to how laser cutting works.