Blosm for Blender

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https://github.com/vvoovv/blosm

A Blender addon for importing real-world geographic data, including OpenStreetMap, Google 3D cities, and terrain. Available in Base and Pro versions, it supports importing buildings, roads, vegetation, and water, with Pro adding features like texture baking, satellite imagery, and 3D vegetation.

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What's inside Blosm

  1. Overview of Blosm for Blender

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    Blosm (formerly known as Blender-OSM) is a Blender addon that allows users to download and import OpenStreetMap data, Google 3D cities, and real-world terrain data with global coverage. It provides a few-click workflow for creating 3D environments based on real-world geographic data.
  2. Compare Blosm (Pro) vs Blosm (Base)

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    Blosm is available in two versions. Choose the version that best fits your workflow requirements:

    Blosm (Base Version)

    • Buildings: Imports buildings from OpenStreetMap using height and floor data. Buildings are created without textures applied. Supports complex structures and various roof shapes.
    • Terrain: Downloads and imports real-world terrain data (approx. 30m resolution).
    • GPX: Can import and project GPX tracks onto the terrain.
    • Water & Vegetation: Rivers, lakes, forests, and vegetation are imported as polygons and projected onto the terrain if available.
    • Roads: Roads, paths, and railways are imported as Blender curves with a profile object and projected onto the terrain.

    Blosm (Pro Version)

    Includes all features of the base version, plus:

    • Texture Baking: One-click baking of multiple textures into a single texture for 3D Tiles.
    • Textured Buildings: Imports buildings with default materials, tileable textures, and UV-mapping applied.
    • Atmospheric Lighting: Default materials and textures to mimic lit windows for evening settings.
    • 3D Vegetation: Imports forests and single trees as actual 3D objects.
    • Custom Textures: Options to use custom tileable building textures (e.g., from textures.com).
    • Maps: Satellite imagery and web maps projected onto the terrain.