Hello,
I just bought a new house and with it i also got a 2d and 3d model of it created on floorplanner.com (.fml/ floorplanner markup language file) which basically is a very large json file.
They don't have any way to export the 3d file in any other format then .fml, so i was wondering if anyone has an idea how i could convert that file into something usable for SweetHome 3D.
floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting
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Re: floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting
A quick search revealed very few options and those few were using paid software.
Do some searching yourself about conversions, Sweet Home 3D can't do it.
Do some searching yourself about conversions, Sweet Home 3D can't do it.
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Re: floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting
I actually did a lot of searching but can't find a single application or tool or script that could do it, so i'm hoping anyone has that holy grail somewhere.A quick search revealed very few options and those few were using paid software.
Do some searching yourself about conversions, Sweet Home 3D can't do it.
The format for .fml seems to be a real standard see:
https://floorplanner.readme.io/referenc ... cification
So hopefully technically it's possible.
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Re: floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting
I ran into this exact same issue, trying to convert floorplanner.com FML to a 3D model.
I decided the easiest approach was to use blender to programatically import the FML file, including all the textures and 3D models.
I created a python package that can do this and decided to open source it:
https://github.com/daviddemeij/fml2blender
Hopefully this will be helpful for others as well
I decided the easiest approach was to use blender to programatically import the FML file, including all the textures and 3D models.
I created a python package that can do this and decided to open source it:
https://github.com/daviddemeij/fml2blender
Hopefully this will be helpful for others as well
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