SketchUp does not display all buildings when opening .kmz-file

Hi @tornbladcarolin,

When writing 3D features to KMZ, FME creates Collada models within the .kmz archive and locations within the .kml document to georeference them. It is likely that Sketchup is reading the Collada models within the archive directly, and can only read the first one.

I would recommend using FME to write to Sketchup as well as KMZ, then open that file in Sketchup instead. As a bonus, you can store the georeferencing when writing to Sketchup.

Hey,

Sorry but I could not find an Answer on this Topic. (Generally the Tuts from safe are Kind minimalistic)

To my Question how can I convert from Sql Server to MongoDB with Embedded Attributes.

In SQL I got this 3 Tables

Table Parts// Cardinality to Prices (1:n) and Archive (1:n)

Table Prices

Table Archive

The Simple 1 to 1 Convert is working

The 3 Tables are Identically in my MongoDB as 3 Collections.

But I want to have 1 Collection ( 3 in 1 as "BestPractice of MongoDB")

https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/model-embedded-one-to-many-relationships-between-documents/

But I cant find a Transformer for this or other Functions?

How can I achieve something like this

{//Parts as Primary
	_id : 14011,
	isATPart : 0,
	SuppID : ["BMW","MINI"]
	...
	priceByCountry:[{ Prices
		countryStr: "DE",
		CurrStr: "EUR",
		....
		archiv:[{//Prices_Archiv
			price : 2,50€,
			date : 31.02.17,
			ListId: 1234
			},
			{
			price : 2,50€,
			date : 31.01.17,
			ListId: 1233
			}]
		},{..AT..}
	]
}

Sidenote:

I accept as well answers as how this can be solved/converted from MongoDB to MongoDB because Ive got allready the 3 Tables in MongoDB now and need only to "merge" them

Thx all for Help