Looks like that part of the script is working now (I re-downloaded the files, maybe they were/are corrupted for me).

I am getting the following error now, though:

no JSON returned (which I'm expecting)
Error: #<NoMethodError: undefined method []' for nil:NilClass> ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:737:in points_to_plane'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:737:in each' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:737:in points_to_plane'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:320:in polygon' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:205:in run2'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:205:in eachp' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:632:in each_with_index'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:632:in each' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:632:in each_with_index'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:632:in each' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:205:in run2'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:176:in each' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:176:in run2'
...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:114:in fetch_alt' ...kmlTools/kmlImport.rb:109:in call'

Thanks again.

Mark

Might be a silly question, but here it goes.

Is it possible to completely remove the entire process of downloading elevation data? I do not need it, as I am using the drape tool with the files, and can manually georeference the KML files.

I've tried deleting that portion of the code, but I know nothing about Ruby, so I really don't know what I'm doing.

Thanks.

This tool is exactly what I needed by the way, thanks for the development!