Hi @Edmis
Please try the following:
After the import paste the following code snippet to the Blender’s Python Console and press Enter:
import math
def fromGeographic(lat, lon):
radius = 6378137.
k = 1.
lat = math.radians(lat)
lon = math.radians(lon-C.scene["lon"])
B = math.sin(lon) * math.cos(lat)
x = 0.5 * k * radius * math.log((1.+B)/(1.-B))
y = k * radius * ( math.atan(math.tan(lat)/math.cos(lon)) - math.radians(C.scene["lat"]) )
return x, y, 0.
Then executed the following line the Blender’s Python Console (use your own geographical latitude and longitude instead of lat and lon):
C.scene.cursor.location = fromGeographic(lat, lon)
For example:
C.scene.cursor.location = fromGeographic(55.75516, 37.61610)