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  • J Offline
    johnpa
    last edited by 9 Feb 2010, 02:41

    I must be missing something real obvious. That being said does anyone have experience with creating DEM data manually for importing into SU using Didier's Cloud script.

    I can get the example data to work that Didier included in his last post (both files work fine) but when I try to create a file myself using notepad it sees that there is data there but when I import it I don't get any points.

    I have attached my file. I have tried both spaces and commas and still no joy. X and Y are the grid and Z is the elevation. If this is something really stupid don't beat me up too badly!

    Thanks for the help.

    JP


    My DEM data

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    • T Offline
      TIG Moderator
      last edited by 9 Feb 2010, 09:11

      Works fine for me.Cloud test - Fig 2.5.png
      The Z values are all quite similar BUT it is in 3D...
      Are you using the latest version ' cloud_v6.rb' - this lets you set 'space' as the separator etc then triangulates for you afterwards ?
      😕

      TIG

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        johnpa
        last edited by 9 Feb 2010, 14:12

        Tig,

        Thanks for the response. What is the date and file size of the Cloud.rb you are using? Maybe there is a later version out there than the one I have. Yes the Z's were close I was just fooling around with a small site and test driving the Ruby to see how it worked.

        My Cloud.rb file is 34 KB and dated 1/16/2009 3:57 PM.

        JP

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          TIG Moderator
          last edited by 9 Feb 2010, 15:07

          Get the latest version here -http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/em_arc_page.htm
          It's Cloud_v6.zip NOT the plain cloud one - extract the files into the ../Plugins/ folder - I've also attached the zip here - the Depot site seems a bit flaky at the moment...Cloud_V6.zip

          TIG

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          • P Offline
            psandhu
            last edited by 9 Feb 2010, 20:41

            I am using Sketchup 7.1 and the latest version as attached in the post above. I used the example.dat file that the pdf mentions and got the following error on the ruby console

            Error; #<TypeError; nil can't be coerced into Length>
            (eval);305;in `*'
            (eval);305;in `draw_geometry'
            (eval);302;in `each'
            (eval);302;in `draw_geometry'
            (eval);217;in `onLButtonUp'
            

            Any clue on what the problem might be? I am on Windows XP.

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            • J Offline
              johnpa
              last edited by 10 Feb 2010, 03:19

              Nicky,

              Download the copy of Cloud_V6 from this link (http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=1537 )and give it a try again. The version on Ruby Depot is different, or should I say it didn't work for me but this version did.

              I think I have figured out why I was having a problem with the DEM data I was creating from scratch. Once I have it all worked out I will post my findings. Basically I figured out that the X, Y and Z data seems to need to have a decimal point and a value after it. I was able to get it to work with the attached data file.

              Let me know if it works for you.

              JP


              Data to create test DEM

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