For example a building polygon may not be on top of a green space polygon. Be aware of the fact that Functions in the Tygron Platform can't overlap.Try to be clear with the naming of the layers. For example, all office buildings are in a layer called offices, parks are in the layer green spaces etc. When drawing the 3D plan, work with different layers for the different Functions in the design.This saves a few steps in preparing the data before importing in the Tygron Platform. If possible, try to draw the model directly on the right location or after finishing the model, move it to the right location.The 3D plan should only contain the new functions (the new adjustments to the current situation) and no existing functions such as the surroundings.For a GeoJSON it is possible to do a function mapping when importing, only then the generic Tygron models are used for the elements in the plan. The other elements in the plan, such as roads, squares and green spaces can be transformed to a (2D) GeoJSON file. If there are multiple types of buildings in the plan, then create multiple SLPK files or after importing, change the type of buildings manually in the Platform. Therefore, you could also consider to only transform the 3D buildings into a SLPK file to import these models as one function into the Tygron Platform. For each Function in the 3D plan, a separate SLPK file should be created, since it is not possible to do a function mapping when importing. If the 3D model is of a 3D plan with multiple Functions, take note of the following.
#Rasters to multipatch pro
In order to export a 3D model as a SLPK, it has to be imported into ArcGIS Pro and Georeferenced to place the model on the right location.ĪrcGIS Pro allows different file formats to be imported.īelow some notes to take into account when importing a 3D model into the Tygron Platform To learn more about ArcGIS Pro visit ESRI's ArcGis Pro Documentation. The ArcGIS PRo version used in this documentation is 2.4.0.
#Rasters to multipatch how to
This page provides information on how to export a SLPK file with ArcGIS Pro.
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