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# CityJSON Loader for QGIS 3 | ||
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This is a Python plugin for QGIS 3 which adds support for [CityJSON](http://www.cityjson.org) datasets. | ||
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## Installation | ||
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"Stable" releases are available through the official QGIS plugins repository (although the plugin is still experimental). | ||
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In QGIS 3 select `Plugins`->`Manage and Install Plugins...` and then select the `CityJSON Loader` plugin from the list. | ||
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## Use | ||
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After the installation, there must be a new submenu under the `Vector` menu. Select `CityJSON Loader`->`Load CityJSON...` in order to open the CityJSON dialog window. You can select a dataset and add it from there. | ||
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You may enable the `Split layers according to object type` option in order to load different object types as different layers in QGIS. | ||
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In order to view the 3D data you must have QGIS installed with the 3D capabilities. For every layer of the CityJSON file you have to enable 3D rendering as follows: | ||
* Right-click on the layer and select `Properties...` | ||
* Select the `3D View` panel and check the `Enable 3D renderer` option. |