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I have tried using the Ground Polygon Wizard to lower buildings in this BGL. The buildings are approximately 600 meters off the ground and when I try to lower them I am having no luck. Any input would be appreciated. Attached is a screenshot of the buildings.
 

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Hi,

I would check the bounding box coordinates in the object information form, then you know how much from the ground they really are. And then with the move tool you can easily move them down.
 
Thank you all. Arno, I noticed all the bounding boxes and this BGL is rather large. Is there a way to divide the BGL into separate BGLs based on the bounding box?

Thanks in advance,
Dave
 
Hi,

No, modelconverterx does not have a feature to split up a big object into smaller parts. That would have to be done in the tool the object was made in.
 
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