Continue to create a list with all building id’s and use a FME workspace-runner to loop over all the buildings and run the workspace above.

The process can even be automated if you insert a user parameter in the fme-navigator for the building gml:id to be processed. Nevertheless it could be useful to have a separate file for each building. In the case of Rotterdam the structure is more complicated as there are also intermediate levels present, BuildingParts and BuildingInstallations, between the individual features and the feature building. Usually this will be the building-gml:id. This parent refers to the feature higher in the hierarchy to which the individual feature belongs. The individual features have a gml_parent_id. This id can be used to select all the features that belong to this building. skp file for each building : the buildings have each a unique gml:id. Alternatively you could run the workspace for every building separately to have one. However this data comes with no textures and the data quality depends on the complexity of the area being modeled. You can find the location below in tile 7705 or look for the address : Turfsingel, Groningen. There is a 3D webviewer available where you can download the data per tile.

Buildings in this dataset are generated automatically from Lidar data. The 3DBAG dataset is available for the entire country.

The data portals are user-friendly and have more features than those for Brussels. This time we will use open data from the Netherlands. Sketchup-Pro) that allow you to export the textured. Probably there are also plugins available for commercial 3D software (e.g. It is a commercial software, but you could check out their website for trial versions if you are new to FME. FME is a popular ETL tool used to process large geo datasets. I will use FME for the export to sketchup. If you would use the method from my previous post, the texture information would be lost during the translation to the cityjson data-format. .cityjson does not seem to support the texture information included in a .citygml model. In this post I will use a textured 3D model Rotterdam. This add-on will also import the textures of a 3D city model. It was time to revisit an earlier post about 3D: I will present another way of importing open data for large urban areas into Blender, using the SketchUp Importer add-on in Blender. Blender Scene of Wijnhaven, a street in Rotterdam

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