- Combining multiple GPX files
- Converting NMEA logfiles to GPX format
- Repairing broken GPX file
- Separating tracks to individual GPX files
- Generating time/speed histogram
- Converting to X3D format for 3D visualization
- Redirecting data output
- Using interactive mode
- Crop GPS track (interactive)
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GPSMash 1.4
Aug 7, 2013
Aug 7, 2013
Example: Converting to X3D format for 3D visualization
If you want to visualize tracklog data using a 3D modeling tool (such as Blender), you can convert a GPX file to X3D format using the following command:
GPSMash.exe -loadgpx file.gpx
-scale ele 10
-transform ortho
-normalize
-outx3d file.x3d
First, the GPX file is loaded using the
-loadgpx file.gpx
command. Next, the elevation is scaled 10 times
(-scale ele 10
)
and the track is projected to a flat plane
(-transform ortho
);
the result is exported as x3d file
(-outx3d file.x3d
).
The X3D file can be imported to various 3D modeling and visualization tools.