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DAT files

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Anonymous
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DAT files

I have been sent a file in DAT format of a seabed produced by offshore survey equipment. Is there a method for converting this data into CAD format or 3D Studio?

Thanks,

Peter.T
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Anonymous
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Isn't DAT an extension assigned sometimes by an
email program? Can you open the file in Notepad to see what the file was created
with then just rename the extension of the file to an appropriate
one?


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I
have been sent a file in DAT format of a seabed produced by offshore survey
equipment. Is there a method for converting this data into CAD format or 3D
Studio?

Thanks,

Peter.T

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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

The file opens with Notepad and consists of three columns of numerical data for x, y and z, but no indication of how it was made.
Message 4 of 6
Anonymous
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petertomlinson wrote:
> The file opens with Notepad and consists of three columns of numerical
> data for x, y and z, but no indication of how it was made.

Sounds like a data file for CNC machine. I am not aware of software to
convert it back to 3D solid.

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Message 5 of 6
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

It could be data points for a point
cloud?

 

Joe Bartels


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The
file opens with Notepad and consists of three columns of numerical data for x,
y and z, but no indication of how it was made.
Message 6 of 6
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

if that's the case, check
href="http://www.cyra.com">www.cyra.com
they have software that converts
point clouds. maybe they could convert it for you for a fee.


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K

 

 


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It could be data points for a point
cloud?

 

Joe Bartels


style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
The
file opens with Notepad and consists of three columns of numerical data for
x, y and z, but no indication of how it was
made.

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