QGIS to Blender / Geometry disappears when importing dxf or shp data from QGIS to Blender

[jonathon]

The QGIS to Blender methodology described here with Project Origin settings enables more straightforward usage of the data in Blender.

Correct that it isn’t a typical GIS practitioners typical practice, fortunately the custom CRS applied in QGIS here is applied like any other and can be reset to any other.

I’ll leave it to more expert GIS practitioners to cover what Blender may or may not offer them as part of a workflow given its 32bit coordinate space. We heard a little while ago of some experimentation here…

Blender to QGIS: georeferencing not working

So, here is a quick solution for you: Check the CRS in which the shapefile is written, in this case it’s EPSG:4326 [image] When importing through Blender GIS plugin, make sure to specify Shapefile CRS: [image] Set the CRS of the Blender Scene, e.g. EPSG: 32632: [image] Make sure Origin lat and lon (both for Geo and Proj) are set to 0.0, so there is no custom offset (needs to be done at importing stage, I assume that changing these values in the Scene AFTERWARDS will not bring the …