Quick export from QGIS to Webview file (Web3D)

You can find the borehole data to create your CSV files in the Community section on this channel / @opengeomodelling . The Quaternary grid can be downloaded from fliqr.codes/dl/2iyuo8emfs/Qua... . All data do not represent any real geological situation (we never share any real life data, particularly from our modelling Clients 😀)
Exporting a 3D geological model as a WebGL (WEB3D) file allows for the interactive visualization and sharing of complex geological data over the web without the need for specialized software. The ability to interact with 3D models online promotes a more intuitive understanding of geological features and spatial relationships, which is often difficult to achieve with static images or traditional 2D maps.
Email us with any questions: [e-mail]
#web3d #webgl #engineeringgeology #geoscience #geosciences #3dmapping

[@OpenGeomodelling]

in the recent version of the Qgis2threejs plugin, enabling the “Viewer to Run Locally” option in the export window allows displaying the web file in any browser without having to use python script

[@OpenGeomodelling]

To install Python 3 on Windows or Mac you can simply go to: www.python.org/downloads/ and make sure to check the box that says "Add Python to PATH" in the installation Setup window. With Ubuntu type in your terminal: "sudo apt install python3". Next type: "sudo apt install python3-pip"