+1I try to drape a high resolution orthophoto (12'000x12'000pix) to a TIN with the AppearanceSetter. But I only get an black surface. When I resize my orthophoto to 3'000x3'000 Pixel everything works fine.
Is this a limitation in the AppearanceSetter? Is there an other solution to keep the high resolution?
Thank you very in advance!
Dominik
Best answer by sigtill
Look at this post if you havent read it already. https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/53119/how-to-drape-a-geotiff-on-clipped-triangles-or-tin.html
1. Is the black surface shown on Data Inspector?
2. Can you try to write to OBJ, 3ds or other and open the file in some other software - for instance https://3dviewer.net/ - does it still show?
+60I'm not aware of any limitations, but what you can do is use a Tiler to chop the photo into smaller bits and see if that makes a difference.
+1I'm not aware of any limitations, but what you can do is use a Tiler to chop the photo into smaller bits and see if that makes a difference.
Hi redgeographics I will give that a try and let you know if it's working. But probably not before Friday.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
+25Look at this post if you havent read it already. https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/53119/how-to-drape-a-geotiff-on-clipped-triangles-or-tin.html
1. Is the black surface shown on Data Inspector?
2. Can you try to write to OBJ, 3ds or other and open the file in some other software - for instance https://3dviewer.net/ - does it still show?
+1Look at this post if you havent read it already. https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/53119/how-to-drape-a-geotiff-on-clipped-triangles-or-tin.html
1. Is the black surface shown on Data Inspector?
2. Can you try to write to OBJ, 3ds or other and open the file in some other software - for instance https://3dviewer.net/ - does it still show?
Hi sigtill
You've been right - it was only the Inspector having problem. When I export the result and open it in an other program everything is fine! Sometimes the solution is that easy :-)
Thank you very much!
