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2011-01-29
01:55 AM
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04:47 PM
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Rubia Torres
2011-01-29 02:02 AM
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2011-01-30 06:16 AM
ravoneldar wrote:What he is doing is editing the text of the 3D script to convert lines into XYZ point coordinates. If your library part script has LIN_ statements in it (which it probably will if it is not binary) these will each have six arguments (the XYZ coordinates for the start and end points). He is then copy/pasting the text into a text editor and then exporting to Excel to extract just the end point XYZ values as an ordered list. This can then be converted to a mesh in AC14.
Could you explain it a little bit more? I couldn't understand.
2011-01-30 10:19 AM
Matthew wrote:A GE snapshot that I opened has a bunch of TEVE statements which I suppose should give the coordinates in x y z. Also noticed that the TEVE was preceded by different MUL for all three. Why does that happen I wonder.
This might work for your Google Earth terrain if the GDL script has the stuff you need.
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