Thomas H. Kolbe

No, not directly, because the 3DCityDB Exporter can only export so-called "top-level features" like Building, Road etc. as visualization objects that are clickable. But you can do a "hack" and...

I think you just need one SQL insert-statement like: `insert into GENERIC_CITYOBJECT (id, objectclass_id, class, function, usage, lod4_brep_id) as select id, 5, class, function, usage, lod4_solid_id from ROOM;` You should...

You can export without SQL filter, if you do not have any other GenericCityObjects in your dataset. Just export the GenericCityObjects in LOD4. I forgot to add that after the...

This simple hack will only work, if the room geometries in your CityGML file are attached as properties directly with the Room features (as lod4Solid or lod4MultiSurface). Is this the...

Thanks, @clausnagel, you are right; I forgot about the missing tuple in the `CITYOBJECT` table. I mean, we are talking here about a "hack", and you could possibly simplify this...

Please check your GML file, if more than one room is included and that their geometries are represented as a direct property (`lod4Solid` or `lod4MultiSurface`) of the `BuildingRoom` objects. The...

Can't say more without looking at the GML file. Could you provide it?

You'll find it here: https://www.asg.ed.tum.de/en/gis/our-team/staff/prof-thomas-h-kolbe/

Well, while the file is syntactically correct (it validates against the CityGML schema), it seems to have a number of problems. While I can visualize the model in FME, I...

Hi @dikyridhlo, the file has some issues, for example are the doors and windows not included in the building object. They are also in the wrong namespace (brid:). But this...