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Feature manipulation engine (FME)

  • Create a new workspace
  • Put a CityGML reader in the workspace and link the CityGML dataset to it, merge the features into a single feature
  • Set appropriate coordinate reference system (e.g. for North Rhine-Westphalia EPSG:25832)

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  • Set up the writer for Cesium 3d tiles / ESRI I3S and select a folder where the transformed dataset should be saved

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  • Set the appropriate coordinate reference system, both Cesium and ArcGIS are working with WGS 84 (EPSG: 4326)
  • Start the transformation
  • Look at the output. The 3D tiles are generated in a named folder with a tileset.json file and a data directory. I3S writer output is a single file with the extension .slpk.
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