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    SteveAdams8888
    Posts: 135
    Registered: ‎06-17-2010

    Surveying: Drawing lines from Robot to Radial shots...

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    10-29-2012 01:01 PM

    Hi Everybody,

     

    I am wanting to draw lines from gun setup to the backsight, and then from the gun to all the radial shots that were taken from that setup. I would like to do this as automatically as possible. (i.e. a bunch of radial lines from the gun to each individual shot from that setup).

     

    Our raw files are in TDS format.  I could do it manually by using the transparent command 'PN, but I would have to draw a line from the setup to the shots individually.

     

    Otherwise, I could write a lisp that asks me for the setup pt number, and I could give it a range ot pt #'s and have it draw lines from the gun to each of the pts in the range. (that is, if 'PN works in lisp).

     

    Does anyone have any suggestions for me?

     

    Thanks,
    Steve

    C3d 2010 (no SP)
    Win7

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    sjg
    Posts: 498
    Registered: ‎09-29-2010

    Re: Surveying: Drawing lines from Robot to Radial shots...

    10-31-2012 07:21 AM in reply to: SteveAdams8888
    You could convert RAW data to field book file (FBK) then import through survey database, this would draw the lines from the gun to the shots. Being civil3d there is of course a style associated with this, under Prospector, under Setting tab, under Survey, this is a Network style.
    Steve Goessling
    Land Consultants
    Civil3D 2012 (Service Pack 2.1)
    Windows 7, 64 bit
    Intel i7 2600 @ 3.40Ghz
    16 GB RAM
    Nvidia Quadro 600
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    SteveAdams8888
    Posts: 135
    Registered: ‎06-17-2010

    Re: Surveying: Drawing lines from Robot to Radial shots...

    11-03-2012 01:03 PM in reply to: sjg

    Thanks Steve, I'll give that a try.  :smileyhappy:

     

    I appreciate it,

     

    Steve

    Thanks,
    Steve

    C3d 2010 (no SP)
    Win7

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