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Styling 3D shapes in the data inspector

  • February 12, 2020
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Is it possible to colour 3D shapes in the data inspector based on an attribute? I have 3D features that stack on top of each other and seeing all shapes in one shade of grey makes them hard to tell apart and check.

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sigtill
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  • February 12, 2020

Hi! would suggest doing that in FME Workbench using a FeatureColorSetter (random based on an attribute) and then use the Inspector and "fanout" on that attribute to be able to turn them off/on in the data inspector


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  • February 13, 2020

Great, thank you @sigtill. I still seem to be missing a step though - my 3D shapes are still a lovely shade of grey! I have attached a snippet of my workspace if you are able to spot anything in it? example.fmw


sigtill
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  • February 13, 2020
jw4554 wrote:

Great, thank you @sigtill. I still seem to be missing a step though - my 3D shapes are still a lovely shade of grey! I have attached a snippet of my workspace if you are able to spot anything in it? example.fmw

Seems there is an error on the uploaded file:

If it is a more complex 3D-object (not a point,line or area) you need to have a look at this tutorial to add an Appearance:

 

https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/1120/add-appearances-to-a-3d-city-model-geotiff-dwg-las.html

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  • February 17, 2020
jw4554 wrote:

Great, thank you @sigtill. I still seem to be missing a step though - my 3D shapes are still a lovely shade of grey! I have attached a snippet of my workspace if you are able to spot anything in it? example.fmw

Perfect! Thank you for your help.


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