2010-02-16 07:51 PM
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2010-02-19 01:35 PM
2010-02-19 11:35 PM
2010-02-20 10:53 AM
Matthew wrote:AFAIK, IFC recognize sites made with meshes. What about using it to transfer from autocad (I mean Autodesk Architecture but actually, they give it to you with plain Autocad 2010) ?
Goood document. Duane has always done nice work. This is the manual method of building a site mesh in ArchiCAD from a 2D DWG background. I was responding to your interest in using the DWG Z values.
2010-02-20 03:04 PM
Philippe wrote:Interesting thought. I haven't tried IFC site models. Do they come in as editable meshes?Matthew wrote:AFAIK, IFC recognize sites made with meshes. What about using it to transfer from autocad (I mean Autodesk Architecture but actually, they give it to you with plain Autocad 2010) ?
Goood document. Duane has always done nice work. This is the manual method of building a site mesh in ArchiCAD from a 2D DWG background. I was responding to your interest in using the DWG Z values.
2010-02-22 02:56 AM
2010-02-22 06:48 AM
Karl wrote:Sounds like Architerra from Cigraph. I think it's the only add-on that can do this.
I think it was a Cadimage tool, but not sure.
Last year we were did a large site (impossible to use contours to put in manually) around 500 hectares. We were able to get an XYZ data file from the surveyor which I understand is the raw data that they use themselves from the site survey.
The method we used was to Merge the XYZ data file.
This created a mesh with spot heights in the correct place on a grid as we determined to the surveyor.
It is nice when it is all automated.