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Problem draping extruded features to point cloud

  • April 15, 2020
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Hi,

I have a dataset containing point cloud terrain data and a point dataset. The point dataset is buffered using an attribute in the dataset and extruded using another attribute, but I can´t seem to get the extruded features to drape to the terrain data. What am i doing wrong here?

Best answer by owen

Hello, just seen this, hopefully not too late. The bufferer us dropping your features to 2d. I would use a coordinateextractor before the buffereer, then a 3dforcer set to _z afterwards. Owen

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  • May 4, 2020

Hello, just seen this, hopefully not too late. The bufferer us dropping your features to 2d. I would use a coordinateextractor before the buffereer, then a 3dforcer set to _z afterwards. Owen

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  • December 4, 2020

Hello, just seen this, hopefully not too late. The bufferer us dropping your features to 2d. I would use a coordinateextractor before the buffereer, then a 3dforcer set to _z afterwards. Owen

Hi! Thank you for the advice, it seemed to solve the problem 😊

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