thank you for fast reply. i'm really a little bit confused because i have less experience in use of Vue. But your advise seems the only way. I will follow that way as you have suggested. If my tests should be successful I will present them in the forum.
Again thanks

Karlheinz

Now it looks more realistic

Karlheinz

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The Idea to find a solution for the construction of roads on an terrain within Sketchup does not let me off. I saw in the Forum some nice terrains created by Vue or any other 3D software.

But i did not yet see any with inserted models and the accompanying Streets or Roads on a sloped and curved terrain in Sketchup excepted in other 3D software (see example pictures below). Also most of architectural works in Sketchup are done on flat 2D grounds. Ore am i wrong.

When i found this "Anadelta Tessera" program, the idea came to me to generate a points cloud file from a Sketchup terrain for studying the road construction in that program. Because till now i couldn't find a Points Cloud ASCII sample file for download. It is perhaps a creazy idea. I hope I do not bore you with my ideas.

May be the only possible solution is this Program:http://www.compuneering.com/simuterra.php

Karlheinz

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Hi Karl,

My toolbars allows you to make custom toolbars using many of SketchUp's built-in buttons (and a few custom ones.) It isn't a plugin organizer, but can help you get the most from the available toolbar area by eliminating buttons you rarely use. It can also help the with the crazy toolbar positioning bug in sketchup by having a few, larger toolbars it is easier to set them back to normal.

@charly2008 said:

The Problem is that SRMTs and other map materials with higher resolution one can get only from the german land survey offices against much money, so i saw an alternative only in the GE-Terrains. But The GE Terrains are sufficient for my purposes.

The sme here, unfortunately. I'm lucky however because there's a geologist in town whose hobby is to research the ancient ground level in Roman times. This, combined with our data from excavations (we do the survey work ourselves) is sufficient for my reconstructions.

@charly2008 said:

But your note (you can check this under > Window > Model info > Location). I tried this immediately by importing several terrains but in the model info there is only the location which was predefined by me. Have I made any mistake? See picture below.

With SU 7, the pre-set location is NOT overwritten by the newer snapshots. The reason behind this is to be able to take several snapshots within a relatively small area (with bigger areas the spherical/orthogonal differences will make you unable to do it properly).

So your solution would be to open the Location tab > uncheck the pre-set location > take the snapshot and now that will re-geolocate your model to this new location. Be always very careful with this as if you forget to uncheck the original location it will screw up your model. Best is to use a non-geolocated template.

Schau mal hier ins Forum, diese oder nächste Seite zurück.
Demnächst kommt ein neues update.

Cool news 😉
Here the link 😉

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thank you Gaieus.

i have the latest update.

Karlheinz

Good model kephalos! 😄

Hallo Sketchup Gemeinde,

falls es noch jemanden interessiert, ich hatte nach der Möglichkeit gefragt wie man eine, dem Gelände angepasste, Strasse auf das Gelände legt. Ich habe eine Möglichkeit gefunden. Ich habe über dem Gelände eine ebene Fläche gezeichnet und auf dieser mit einer Freihandlinie den Strassenverlauf gezeichnet. Dann mit Offset die Zweite Strassenlinie ergänzt. Die entstandene Strassenfläche habe ich dann mit PushPull ins Gelände gezogen und mit dem Gelände verschnitten. Der Rest war wieder Radierarbeit.

Aber die, der Geländeoberfläche angepasste Strasse entspricht nicht immer der Wirklichkeit d.h oft durchschneiden sie oder liegen über dem Geländeniveau Als nächsten Versuch werde ich es mit dem Stamp Tool probieren.

Vielleicht findet Jemand eine einfachere oder komfortablere Lösung. Habe die einfachere Lösung gefunden, das Drape tool!

Grüße
Karlheinz

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Noch eine Antwort auf Karlheinz’ Geländemodellaktivitäten (153503):

Mein größter ungelöster Kummer ist, daß der Keller eines Hauses nicht einsehbar ist, weil Google Earth’ Oberfläche nicht aufgeschnitten werden kann.

Deshalb überlege ich, ein eigenes Geländemodell ein paar Meter höher drüberzulegen und darin eben Kellerlöcher zu haben.
Oder was ist mit der Unterwasserfunktion?