It is now possible to add a second DSM and switch between the two during the process.

This allows users to compare different DSM data sets directly in the ongoing editing process. This reduces context switching and makes it easier to check different elevation models.

In the cell editor, you can now use the ‘Add’ button to create a decomposition line at a right angle.

This eliminates the need for manual alignment and improves efficiency by ensuring that the cells are precisely aligned at right angles.

The original floor plan points in inner courtyards are now also displayed in the 2D viewer. These can be used as snapping points.

In this way, courtyards can be accurately mapped onto the mesh, thereby facilitating the creation of solid models.

Improvements

• Improved performance when editing large buildings (especially during solid generation)
• Updated to the latest CityDoctor version 3.18.2
• Improved color settings for heights and distances
• Improved handling of NODATA values in the DSM, especially for input data in TIF and ASC formats
• Improved behavior when generating a single footprint cell in “Create Single Cell” mode (especially for large buildings)
• Simplified validation workflow depending on building selection

Bug fixes

• Footprint coloring is now saved correctly in the registry again
• Rotation in rectangle decomposition now works correctly again
• Incorrect format for the CityGML attribute creationDate has been fixed
• Inner walls could occur when using trapezoidal dormers