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Converting GeoTIFF of a DEM using GCS EPSG: 3089 - NAD83 / Kentucky Single Zone (usft) results in an STL with substantial base.
DEM 3D Printing Settings:
Abnormal STL from DEM with GCS EPSG: 3089
Normal STL from DEM with GCS EPSG: 4269
The "invert" box is not checked for either STL. It is as though the STL is converting the NoData value as a higher than normal value compared to the raster data.
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Converting GeoTIFF of a DEM using GCS EPSG: 3089 - NAD83 / Kentucky Single Zone (usft) results in an STL with substantial base.
DEM 3D Printing Settings:
![DEM 3D Printing Settings](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15154777/232121000-3fde4506-a2a0-442f-9f8d-33f0af4d9e8d.png)
Abnormal STL from DEM with GCS EPSG: 3089
![faulty_dem_to_stl](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15154777/232117709-3897b7e1-6b26-45f0-a543-e2974fa18f7f.png)
Normal STL from DEM with GCS EPSG: 4269
![correct_dem_to_stl](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15154777/232119505-ae7ec107-c77b-42f2-a8e9-6d7ea7bd2870.png)
The "invert" box is not checked for either STL. It is as though the STL is converting the NoData value as a higher than normal value compared to the raster data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: