I’ve created a model of a house. I went to add location to be able to model location specific lighting conditions and as I enter in location to add, it gives me a prompt “this model is already georeferenced at a location more than 1000m from the location you’ve chosen. This may result in poor alignment. Continue?”
I have tried to continue, but nothing happens or it’s taking an extraordinary time. My model disappears and when I zoom to extents there is nothing there.
I have created new models with nothing in them and can apply the location with no dramas. I thought perhaps the materials I imported may have locations, so I removed all materials, purged, saved and tried to apply the location but I still get the same prompt and result.
How can I fix it to apply my own location? Not to the location the model appears to be defaulting to?
Is there a way to change the location even though I can’t see where it’s geolocated to?
I don’t want to recreate the model from scratch but I do need the correct sunlight, is there a workaround?
Do you have components from the 3d warehouse in your house model? Some of these may be geolocated (I’ve never understood the need to geolocate a couch or a stove, but ¯_(ツ)_/¯ - this might be affecting your model.
When the model is geo located at the wrong location, you can open the “model info”, go to “geo-location” and use the “clear location” option to remove the attached location. Once deleted, you can add a new geo-location to your model.
Thanks for your advice. This seems straightforward enough, however, I do not have these items in the model info menu of the iPad app. I don’t suppose you know where I can find this in the iPad app version?
Thanks for the input but I do not have the same menu options, etc. in the iPad version. The only location item from what I can see is in the shadows menu. Do you happen to know how to clear location in the app version?
There is no obvious way to delete geolocation in the ipad version. You can add a location but not delete.
And as mentioned, when you add a new location it tells you it already is geolocated but gives you no option to delete the first one, just a warning that the alignment may be incorrect, and sure enough it drops the new terrain at a distance from the original, making it worthless.