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Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
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EDIT

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Hello Peter, thank you for your help, and for this table.I recovered your table, which I modified by adding a track (black rectangle in photo 1).I imported this new table into a 3D map. And the result is photo 3. Your part is in 3D, and the track is flat.If we open the database for your table, it is empty. The z values ​​do not appear in the table?

Thomas

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Eureka :)

I believe that I have understood :)

Thank you for everything.I'm going to do some tests.I come back to you.Good to you,Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:12
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello Peter, thank you for your help, and for this table.I recovered your table, which I modified by adding a track (black rectangle in photo 1).I imported this new table into a 3D map. And the result is photo 3. Your part is in 3D, and the track is flat.If we open the database for your table, it is empty. The z values ​​do not appear in the table?

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 09:29
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 08:36
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 07:07
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 05:02
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

last little question:I have a polyline with 150 nodes which all have the same Z

Is there a solution to assign the value of Z to all these points at the same time?Or should I do them one by one?

question n°2 : Can we put a texture on a 3D layer?

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:59
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Eureka :)

I believe that I have understood :)

Thank you for everything.I'm going to do some tests.I come back to you.Good to you,Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:12
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello Peter, thank you for your help, and for this table.I recovered your table, which I modified by adding a track (black rectangle in photo 1).I imported this new table into a 3D map. And the result is photo 3. Your part is in 3D, and the track is flat.If we open the database for your table, it is empty. The z values ​​do not appear in the table?

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 09:29
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 08:36
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 07:07
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 05:02
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

DrawTools has the feature Update MZ Values the allows you to update all nodes in one go.

You can find it in the Nodes dropdown on the Spatial tab

last little question:I have a polyline with 150 nodes which all have the same Z

Is there a solution to assign the value of Z to all these points at the same time?Or should I do them one by one?

question n°2 : Can we put a texture on a 3D layer?

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:59
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Eureka :)

I believe that I have understood :)

Thank you for everything.I'm going to do some tests.I come back to you.Good to you,Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:12
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello Peter, thank you for your help, and for this table.I recovered your table, which I modified by adding a track (black rectangle in photo 1).I imported this new table into a 3D map. And the result is photo 3. Your part is in 3D, and the track is flat.If we open the database for your table, it is empty. The z values ​​do not appear in the table?

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 09:29
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 08:36
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 07:07
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 05:02
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Noted.thank you for your very clear explanations, and for the time spent on this forum.Yours sincerely,Thomas

DrawTools has the feature Update MZ Values the allows you to update all nodes in one go.

You can find it in the Nodes dropdown on the Spatial tab

last little question:I have a polyline with 150 nodes which all have the same Z

Is there a solution to assign the value of Z to all these points at the same time?Or should I do them one by one?

question n°2 : Can we put a texture on a 3D layer?

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:59
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Eureka :)

I believe that I have understood :)

Thank you for everything.I'm going to do some tests.I come back to you.Good to you,Thomas

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:12
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello Peter, thank you for your help, and for this table.I recovered your table, which I modified by adding a track (black rectangle in photo 1).I imported this new table into a 3D map. And the result is photo 3. Your part is in 3D, and the track is flat.If we open the database for your table, it is empty. The z values ​​do not appear in the table?

Thomas

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 09:29
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 08:36
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 07:07
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 05:02
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

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Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------

Hi Thomas

I created this article to cover some of the questions you raised: MapInfo Monday: Airport Zones in 3D

I'm hoping to get a follow-up article created on Monday next week too

Peter

Noted.thank you for your very clear explanations, and for the time spent on this forum.Yours sincerely,Thomas

DrawTools has the feature Update MZ Values the allows you to update all nodes in one go.

You can find it in the Nodes dropdown on the Spatial tab

last little question:I have a polyline with 150 nodes which all have the same Z

Is there a solution to assign the value of Z to all these points at the same time?Or should I do them one by one?

question n°2 : Can we put a texture on a 3D layer?

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:59
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Eureka :)

I believe that I have understood :)

Thank you for everything.I'm going to do some tests.I come back to you.Good to you,Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2024 03:12
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello Peter, thank you for your help, and for this table.I recovered your table, which I modified by adding a track (black rectangle in photo 1).I imported this new table into a 3D map. And the result is photo 3. Your part is in 3D, and the track is flat.If we open the database for your table, it is empty. The z values ​​do not appear in the table?

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 09:29
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Sure, just keep in mind the size was invented by me and has no relation to the actual zones around the airport.

It's attached below

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 08:36
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

If possible, I would like to have your 3D table of the red trapeze, to help me understand.THANKS.

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 07:07
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

PS: New M is an additional value that also can be assigned to each node. I think M stands for "Measurement". It can be anything along the line or at the node. You don't have to specify it if you don't want to use it.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 05:02
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

i try :)

New Z is the altitude to assign to the node...

But what does New M stand for?

EDIT :

I just found the documentation... :)good job anywaywell done

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:58
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

I just installed it.I will try to test your software.I need to be able to assign an altitude to a node... :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:44
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Weird - that is just a link to another post here in the community:. 

https://community.precisely.com/discussion/drawtools-for-m-and-z-values-on-nodes

Yes, DrawTools is an add-on that you can find in the MapInfo Marketplace from the Home tab inside MapInfo Pro.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:35
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

OK TY.

I will try to use drawtools.

However, I don't have access to your message above. I have an error message:

"You are not eligible to view this message"

Is it an add-on to load into MapInfo?

thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 04:10
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

I would keep this as a vector.

Using DrawTools you can assign elevation data to the nodes and in this way make the polygon stand out in the 3D map.

And yes, unfortunately, you can't have two "elevation" rasters in the 3D map yet.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:48
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Attached is a photo of my interface.I drew a landing gap to protect the planes.
blue is the lowest altitude (the runway) and red is the start of the aircraft landing procedure.

I have a 3D raster (with the right altitudes, when I use the 'cell value' tool).When I import this layer into the 3D tool, it gives me 2D, as in the attached photo.

it's not easy to explain my problem...
TY :)

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 03:23
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Excuse my english, im french and i use google traduction :)

In my case, the MMR raster represents volumes which protect air navigation, in France.
I want to superimpose:
- the natural terrain in 3D, which is the "source of elevation".
- the 3D volumes for navigation, which is the MMR raster, which I created with MapInfo, from a vector table.  it's my 3D layer.

So it is not possible to superimpose 2 3D raster layers?
TY for your help,

Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 02:17
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Currently, the 3D Window only supports one raster elevation layer.

What does the MRR raster illustrate? Could it be illustrated as a vector layer on top of the elevation based on the ASC layer?

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 08:52
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

TY Peter for your réponse.

I managed to create an elevation source from an ASC file (natural terrain of a French region). Cf photo N°1.

My problem is to create a 3D layer from a RASTER table, created in MapInfo.
I have a raster table (consisting of 3 files .tab, .mmr and .mgx) which is recognized as a 3D layer, but which appears in 2D...
Cf photo n°2 : I don't know what to put in the "height expression" field?
TY for your help,
Thomas

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 04:02
From: Peter Møller
Subject: 3D function

Hi Thomas

If it's an elevation model that you want to use in your 3D window, you need to create an elevation source from it before you can use it.

Check out this #MapInfoMonday article on elevation source creation.

You can also assign Z values to your zones and so make them "grow" into the air, check out this #MapInfoMonday article on how to use the DrawTools add-in for this.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 09:17
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

EDIT

------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account

Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2024 08:53
From: Thomas Delaire
Subject: 3D function

Hello, I work for French civil aviation and I have been using Mapinfo for 2 years.I have just updated my 2023 version which integrates 3D views. This new function seems quite interesting but I don't understand how it works.
I tinkered for several hours without success. So I'm calling on you to help me.
I created RASTER tables in mapinfo (3 files .mmr, .mmrghx and .tab), but I cannot make them appear in 3D when I create a new 3D map.
I have a black square that appears, no 3D and I can no longer move forward.
I am attaching a photo.
If the specialists would be willing to help me, I would be delighted.
thank you in advance.
Kind regards, Thomas
------------------------------
Thomas Delaire
Knowledge Community Shared Account
------------------------------