A Spotters Guide to Textured Formats in FME
A very short post about which formats in FME currently support the reading and writing of 3D textures and appearances.
Continue Reading April 19th, 2010
Posts filed under 'Raster'
FME2010 Use Case: The ClusterModeller
This post demonstrates the use case of creating a dataset suitable for visualisation of density (or clustering) information. It’s a good example of how just a few transformers can give impressive results.
Continue Reading April 5th, 2010
Raster and Collada: A City Model View of the World
This post is on the subject of city models and how to bring together CAD, GIS, BIM, DEM, raster and other types of spatial data to create a single model. This example includes 3D buildings, DEM draping, rasterization, reprojection, and writing out to PDF - and all in just 13 transformers!
Continue Reading November 13th, 2009
Keeping Up Appearances
This post is a quick interlude from schema mapping, and a short item about writing raster features to PDF using surfaces and appearances.
Continue Reading October 7th, 2009
FME Evangelist#26: Dude, Where’s My Parcel?
Contents:
New Format: GPX Writing,
New for FME2009: Raster Clipping,
Tip of the Day: Redirects,
Mashup Example: Parcel Tracking,
FME Worldwide User Conference 2009.
This FME Evangelist post continues to highlight the new features of FME2009. Included this time are the GPX format writer, true raster clipping, a tip on customizing the toolbar to handle redirects, and an example of creating a mashup by scraping data from a web site. Oh and info on the upcoming 2009 FME International User Conference.
Continue Reading February 11th, 2009
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