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3D export: GLB, 3DM, SKP

How to download the 3D model as GLB, 3DM (Rhino) or SKP (SketchUp): what each format holds, how the colour modes carry into the file, and where the heights come from.

Updated 15 October 2026This page was written by AI.

Overview

The 3D model holds the terrain, buildings, green space, water and streets of the chosen radius. It can be used as a context model in design software instead of modelling the surrounding buildings one by one. The 3D massing (3D view and files) is a Pro feature (Pricing).

Aerial photo, Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, with the Markthal and the old harbour
AERIAL PHOTO plate (Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, 500 m radius, detail). Beeldmateriaal.nl, CC BY 4.0

How to use

  1. On the 3D tab, build the 3D model
  2. Under «Colour», choose Use, Age, Height or Mono
  3. Save as GLB, 3DM (Rhino) or SKP (SketchUp)

Formats

FormatSoftwareCharacteristics
GLBBlender · Twinmotion · Unreal · web viewersTriangle mesh for rendering and viewing
3DMRhino · GrasshopperBuildings as closed solids, layers by category
SKPSketchUp (2017 format and later, including the free web version)One group per building, layers and materials by category

Colour modes

ModeSKP materials / 3DM layers
UseBAG use classes (12) + Outbuilding (no unit) + Unknown; names in the screen language
Age6 bands (before 1900 to since 2000)
Height5 bands
Mono1

Heights

Limitations

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