Urban Furniture Representation Attributes

You can display the following representation attributes for urban furniture.

Important: You can also use the following two capabilities:
  • lets you define advanced properties for points, polygons and lines contained in simple features, POIs, or datasets in preview. See Defining Advanced Properties for more information.
  • lets you reset the property of the dataset selected in the 3D view: the property of the parent dataset is applied instead.

Attribute
Name
Name of the selected dataset displayed in the tree.
Selectable
If this option is cleared, you cannot select the dataset in the 3D.
Color
Defines the color of the selected dataset.
Opacity
Defines the transparency of the selected dataset, from transparent to solid.
Underground
Lets you activate underground data.
Elevation Mode
Lets you adjust the vertical positioning of a dataset by specifying an offset.
Note: This capability is not available for tiled specific buildings.
Mode Description
geometry Elevation is set according to the vertical (Z) coordinate value.



ground Elevation is set from the Earth's surface.



  • For point data (element, model, trees, POIs), each point is set from the Earth’s surface.
  • For line data, each point belonging to the line is set from the Earth’s surface.
  • For the polygon data, the first point is set from the Earth’s surface, and the same elevation is applied to the other points.

Note: There might be an impact on visualization.
advanced Elevation is set according to the selected attribute.

After selecting advanced, click to define your mapping. See Use Mapping Method for more information.

Elevation Offset
Defines the offset value to be added to the elevation value.
Min Level
Minimum subdivision level of the quadtree defined when creating the dataset.
Max Level
Maximum subdivision level of the quadtree defined when creating the dataset.
Bounding Box
Displays the associated CRS and the coordinates of the left lower and right upper corners in the given projection.