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I'm trying to figure out a way to draw a 3d polyline by point ranges with the elevation data. I found the command that allows you to do lines by point ranges, but it dose not pick up point elevations. The points are at different elevations so I can't just draw a 2d line then convert.
Terrain, 3d polylines, create by elevation will do
it but you've got to enter each point number. Also you can insert the
points by actual elevation (setting in point settings) then draw a pline by
snapping the nodes. That'll give you a 3d pline.
I also have a routine that'll connect all the
points in a group with a 3d pline but it only works in numerical
order.
I'm
trying to figure out a way to draw a 3d polyline by point ranges with the
elevation data. I found the command that allows you to do lines by point
ranges, but it dose not pick up point elevations. The points are at different
elevations so I can't just draw a 2d line then convert.
I'm
trying to figure out a way to draw a 3d polyline by point ranges with the
elevation data. I found the command that allows you to do lines by point
ranges, but it dose not pick up point elevations. The points are at different
elevations so I can't just draw a 2d line then convert.
In Terrain Model explorer, make a dummy surface, use Breaklines>Define by Point Numbers , enter your range ( ie 1000-1200) an then import your breaklines ( they will be 3dPolys).
In
Terrain Model explorer, make a dummy surface, use Breaklines>Define by
Point Numbers , enter your range ( ie 1000-1200) an then import your
breaklines ( they will be 3dPolys).
"Marv_McD" wrote in message
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In Terrain Model explorer, make a dummy surface, use Breaklines>Define by
Point Numbers , enter your range ( ie 1000-1200) an then import your
breaklines ( they will be 3dPolys).
In
Terrain Model explorer, make a dummy surface, use Breaklines>Define by
Point Numbers , enter your range ( ie 1000-1200) an then import your
breaklines ( they will be 3dPolys).
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