Sorry for this very late respons, but it's quite difficult to "get" the
Qgis userlist-system.
Anyway, I'm looking for a way to have some of my maps presented in a bird's
eye view (like Bing Aerial). It does not necessarily have include shading
of buildings etcetera.
Jens Verwaerde
lesgever natuu
You can try to build a 3d view with Qgis2threejs plugin. It's very nice!
- If you don't have a base DEM, you can select "Flat plane" option, to
start testing
- you are able to export labels to display in the 3D space
- test some interesting output options...
The html file can be opened with a bro
Hi Jens,
Could you post an example of what you are looking for?
Actually, I don't think QGIS can do such maps but maybe it is possible
using some user defined map projection.
Also have a look at the Globe plugin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDDe-sVogNU
Regards,
Raymond
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On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 11:00:24AM +0200, Jens Verwaerde | Natuurpunt CVN wrote:
> I'd like to make an oblique (bird's eye) view of some of my maps.
> Theoretically this is possible by exporting a map to an image manipulation
> program and then using a tilting function, but ... that's an extra step
I'd like to make an oblique (bird's eye) view of some of my maps.
Theoretically this is possible by exporting a map to an image manipulation
program and then using a tilting function, but ... that's an extra step and
... everything on the map is then "obliqued" including labels etc.
But I don't wa
