floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting

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floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting

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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.
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Re: floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting

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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.
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Re: floorplanner .fml (json) 3d model converting

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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.
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.

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

Post by daviddemeij »

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
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