Project GIS Mesh back to Sphere with Geometry Nodes on Blender

[@CaptnYolo]

I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this video, you are a life saver.

[@opensourceforarchitects]

Thanks! Happy to help

[@kjetilmyhren358]

Thanks for sharing this, it was fun to follow along and get this thing working! The procedure for projecting the geometry was really smart. Thanks again, great tutorial :)

[@opensourceforarchitects]

Thanks I appreciate the feedback :)

[@streamdesigner1678]

I have noob question, 05:10 , Did you Extrude this plane.01 verticle or is this new verticle extruded? Didn't get it Thank you

[@opensourceforarchitects]

The first is moved, then extruded

[@gavendoesRON]

is there any way to actually distinguish each country by making its own separate mesh while doing this?

[@opensourceforarchitects]

Sure, just check "Separate objects" at import

[@IndevFocus]

yo you have more options ins QGIS like ERSI Satallite is that plugin and whats name and give all name plugins u have installed for this

[@opensourceforarchitects]

Indeed, sorry. It's not a plugin but XYZ Tiles. I made a short about it, and you can find links on various webpages to the servers that let you load these maps into QGIS

[@IndevFocus]

@@opensourceforarchitects can u give links of it and also the world ad boundarie

[@opensourceforarchitects]

@@IndevFocus sure, here some links for xyz tiles : github.com/roblabs/xyz-raster-sources
and here the world map I used : public.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/world-administrative-boundaries/export/

[@IndevFocus]

hello u still here

[@opensourceforarchitects]

yes i am, do you have a question?

[@IndevFocus]

​@@opensourceforarchitectsdo you have a social media like disco

[@opensourceforarchitects]

@@IndevFocusyou can contact me at [e-mail]

[@IndevFocus]

hi