Hi Bernd,
Admittedly, geoTriMesh does get rather slow when using "larger" input
datasets. So you either might want to test with some lower resolution
data, or use the tiling-option, which seperates the input data into
smaller subsets.
For testing purposes, I included some sample files within the download,
you can find them in the plugin-directory
(\geoTriMeshQGIS\lib\geotrimesh\demodata). For a low resolution test
run, you can use, for example:
Bondaries: 'osm_2017_pottenstein_simple.shp'
DEM: 'gtopo30_1996_clip_pottenstein.tif'
Orthofoto: 'bmng_2004_clip_pottenstein.tif'
It should not take longer than a couple of seconds.
I totally agree that a little help file would be useful. I will see to
writing some more documentation in the near future.
Best regards,
Michael
Message: 3
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2017 14:14:45 +0100
From: "Bernd Vogelgesang"<[email protected]>
To:[email protected]
Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] QGIS to Blender - Converter / free global
elevation mesh dataset
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Hi Michael,
I installed the plugin an tried to test it.
So far I got no results. I tried it with a clip of a DEM of 10km radius of
the EUR_DEM Dataset.
Seems it does not want to finish, the log sais for a while {"percent":
99.93917274939103, "status_desc": "Calculating row 821 of 822"}
Maybe you could write some general recommendations about which sizes to
use, caveats etc (aka a "little" help file ;))
Cheers
Bernd
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