I haven’t had the need to use geo location for a long time, and now on the new install of the 2023 ConScription, I find that it does not allow me to do it, however it directs me to a page which tells me that I can do it with Skp Pro then I select the troubleshoot geo location and it tells me “maybe my near map ConScription has failed”
Don’t tell me we have to pay more to get maps to work.?
Anyone got any suggestions?
Thanks
Robbie
I don’t get an error code with 2023, I just don’t get the option to select a region, and with 2021 version I get a message that I have sign in to Skp even though I am signed in.
You have to import that large of an area in multiple steps. Be aware that you can easily get a large enough area that you might have issues due to the large amount of geometry that comes in with the terrain.
As long as you don’t leavee gaps the terrain will match up automatically. All I did for the terrain in my screenshot is add more imagery and adjust the position. I did nothing to the imported terrain, though.
You might be expecting a lot but it’s not impossible.
Here’s a solid I made from the three terrain chunks above. I scaled it down so the overall printed length is 300mm. I’m thinking for the area you want to do you’d probably be better off to print it in sectionns anyway. Otherwise you’d have to scale it down so much there’s be almost nothing for terrain height variation. If you want the whole region in a single 3D print you’d probably be time and money ahead to glue a printed map to a piece of foamcore.
Thanks Dave , I think you are right with the foamcore. The brief from the client is an interactive display of a river system based on the Fitzroy basin, but its so big I think it will have to be a stylized thing. Ive just spent an hour and got about 10% of the river.
Thanks for your help
Robbie
At that scale you might be better working with DEM files from the Space Shuttle earth radar scan
they re at 90metre data points (same as google earth in more uninhabited areas
Sketchup Pro can import DEM files… haven’t done in in a while though… so there might be better sources / data now, how big is the area of interest?