I have some dwgs made with bing maps but it now say's service is discontinued.
I used geomap and the aerial comes in but it will not plot.
Is is possible to plot the aerial in the background through some process of proceedure?
thanks, alex
No. Autodesk is either unwilling or unable to get licensing to allow the plotting of the aerials or any part of the geomap system.
@alex wrote:
Is is possible to plot the aerial in the background through some process of proceedure?
thanks, alex
You can PrintScreen and make a png file. Here's a screeshot I made from a geomap and then inserted into a drawing. I added some (ugly) linework in red.
This can be printed.
Another way: you could load the Bing map into Quantum Gis, save it as Geotiff, which you'll import back in Autocad (command _MAPIINSERT).
I will have to look into that. one problem is my project has 24x36 images of an oblique regional view of a county.
The sid files for the county are about 2 dozen and are 660mb each and trying to plot them locks up my machine.
I tried converting them to low res jpegs once and that did not pan out too well but maybe if I kept playing with the settings I can get it to work. If I remember correctly, geotif's did not do well in oblique view but I will have to reinvestigate that or maybe there is another format option available. The other suggestion of a screen capture will not produce a good quality full size print but maybe i could try tiled screen captures.
thanks, alex
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