I currently position wind turbines for fly through presentations by eye using points of interest. The turbines are in a civil 3d drawing as cogo points and I want to use an sdf file or similar to import the turbines directly to IW and use these locations to apply the points of interest. Can this be done and if so how can I do it?
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Friend, you need to post more. I've read two posts from you and they were both very helpful. Thanks!
The positioning is working great but the turbines are all defaulting to 67m high whereas they need to be 125m.
I can select one and scale the X,Y & Z by (125/67) but how can I select all the turbines at once to do a one time scale change?
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The Style method looks good and I'll use that in the future...:)
I can't seem to select more than one turbine - I select one by clicking it and it highlights and all the gizmos appear but clicking again just zooms in to it. Is there a technique for selecting more than one? I can CTRL+Pick each one but that's a bit tedious.....
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