In SU, read the value of ModelTranslationX, ModelTranslationY from the model's GeoReference AttributeDictionary. Now your model is part of the FeatureSet, inheriting its coordinate frame. In ArcCatalog10, create a new FeatureSet in your geodatabase (I call it "3D_Models"), using your original coordinate system (I guess you should use UTM if you started your modelling inside Sketchup and georeferenced it via its Google Earth link), then use the "Import 3D Files" from the Toolbox to import the file "Model.DAE" into a new Multipatch FeatureClass (let's call it "Model") inside 3D_Models.
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Now, how to place them in ArcGIS10:Įxport a file, let's call it "Model.DAE", (Collada DAE, not SKP version 6) from SU8. This session will showcase how Autodesk Infraworks is being used to develop a high-resolution 3D existing conditions model of Interstate 84 /Route 8. Depending on how big your file is, this might take some. Another option is to export your model into CADD with ArcGIS then import into sketchup. Instead of Shaded that you may have misclicked on the toolbar. What i do is to select just those objects that were not exported then export into new Sketchup model then copy and paste. When doing so, some textures simply disappear. Hello, Go to view > face style > Shaded with texture. I have imported some textured sketchup models into Arcscene (ver 9) as 3d marker symbols. Any thoughts Thanks paul.millet August 4, 2021, 9:23pm 2. In ArcScene, extrude the polygon by a building height attribute to create a block model. The recommended workflow to create a georeferenced 3D building model is now as follows: In ArcGIS (any application), digitise in your building footprint (polygon) feature. Save your file (the only option is VRML format). All it gives me is the general colour of that texture. The ArcGIS SketchUp plug-in is no longer supported at ArcGIS 10. Once you have your 3D data imported in ArcScene, go to File > Export Scene > 3D. I started the models still with the SU plugin in ArcGIS9.3, which means they have a proper Georeference AttributeDictionary. It is recommended that you make a selection of the area you wish to model before exporting, so you will not export large amounts of unnecessary data. to see the textures libraries that ship with SketchUp its the drop-down list. After some tries, this is the way I found for models which I built. Chapter 14: Exporting to CAD, Illustration, and Other Modeling Software.
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