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    • B Offline
      Buildermax
      last edited by

      hi,

      How can I get real world GPS coordinates [latitude, longitude] for multiple components’ origins after I have set the whole model’s global position and orientation?

      thanks for your time in advance

      Just love SU

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        TIG Moderator
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        @buildermax said:

        How can I get real world GPS coordinates [latitude, longitude] for multiple components’ origins after I have set the whole model’s global position and orientation?

        Type/Copy+Paste puts "Latitude = \t"+Sketchup.active_model.shadow_info["Latitude"].to_s+"\n"+"Longitude = \t"+Sketchup.active_model.shadow_info["Longitude"].to_s into the Ruby console to get the Model's Lat/Long...
        Note this too...
        latlong=Geom::LatLong.new([Sketchup.active_model.shadow_info["Latitude"],Sketchup.active_model.shadow_info["Longitude"]]) Sketchup.active_model.latlong_to_point(latlong) returns a point based on latlong
        We want the inverse - point_to_latlong(point)
        To find the equivalent latlong of a Group or Instance will be much more complex...
        There has already been some work on this by John WS Hibbs see http://www.swajime.com/ruby/swa.txt [save it as swa.rb file]
        It returns lat/long of any point, but you will need to tweak the code to get the latlong of ipoint=Geom::Point3d.new(instance.transformation[12],instance.transformation[13],instance.transformation[14])

        TIG

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          thomthom
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          I'm moving this thread to the Developer Section.

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