Providing 3D models of technical data (in our case geological) publically is increasing so it would be great for us to be able to do all our data transformations within one FME job. Currently we read our data in FME as .obj files to do coordinate transformations but then need to save the output of this in other software to generate GOCAD files. Our current range of file formats for public 3D data downloads is dxf, GOCAD & Leapfrog Viewer.
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Add 3D GOCAD/SKUA file format
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Gocad TSURF (triangulated surface) file format reader would be great for transforming/sharing 3D geological data in FME
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In 2022, to have a work around to be able to import Datamine, gOcad and Leapfrog 3D objects within FME to be able to automate queries and manipulations on these objects would be useful to many FME users to complete the link between 2D GIS and 3D spatial objects.
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