I’m trying to import GeoJSON data into Speckle, and I have some doubts about which workflow is better.
The geometry in the GeoJSON consists of floor footprints of different buildings.
I need to open it in Grasshopper to determine the base height of each footprint and also the height of each floor to obtain the 3D geometry of each GeoJSON feature.
The main issue is that I’m able to convert the geometry into a Speckle object, and with the ESOKV component, I’m able to attach the properties of each GeoJSON feature to the 3D geometry.
My final goal is to create a dashboard with the 3D building geometries to display some values and color the geometries based on certain variables. My idea was to create the dashboard in Power BI once the data is in Speckle, but any suggestions are welcome.
The data is there, but the way that you have created the Speckle Object seems wrong.
Something is not right with the Tree structure in the grasshopper. Can you use the Param Viewer and share the Tree Structure from the three inputs in ESOKV component?
Take a look at previous answers we have given on this - it is a tricky topic and we’ll be making sure to add these tips to the Docs when they get a refresh
and now I can filter by properties. Now I have another question: how can I create range filters or change the colors of the filters? Or would I need to switch to another program like Power BI for this?
Forgive the entwine step (the example was close to hand), but the mouseover shows that the values applying to Number are numbers, and the values applying to Type are strings.
So in your example I am presupposing that those numbers are being sent as text.