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Get a data file from your total station, and look at it in a text editor like notepad. If it looks anything like the following, just go ahead and run the import, Designcad ignores the labels. Rob, While we are on this topic, please clarify for me what the fourth data item is in your examples. This is the 'RB,' 'SC,' 'OIP' and other such items. I was under the impression that DesignCAD XYZ text files were of the following format:;comment line A AX1,AY1,AZ1 AX2,AY2,AZ2 AX3,AY3,AZ3;comment line B BX1,BY1,BZ1 BX2,BY2,BZ2 BX3,BY3,BZ3 etc.
Each line contains three numerical X, Y and Z values, all separated by commas. Comments can be added by preceding the text with a semicolon. Blank lines separate collections of points. In this example there are two lines, A and B, each made up of three points (1, 2 and 3).
A line can have a large number of points. Anyone know the maximum number of points that can be in a line? Does the program just ignore all of the data after the third value on a line? Thank you, Rob. My file does indeed look like yours, it is a text file, and I view it in Notepad. I do not see it, however, when I use the import function you mention. Specifying XYZ type of file does not make my file visible.
I paste my file below (I surveyed my front sidewalk and driveway, and a bit of my garage). Any suggestions, Rob or Mark? You can either rename your text file to.xyz, or you can put. into the filename, and enter, and DCAD will display all files in the dialog. Meanwhile, enclosed below are the results.
Ps BIG EMBARASSMENT I DID NOT NOTICE THE POINT NUMBERS IN THE FRONT. SO WHAT i HAD POSTED WAS ALL WRONG Redone import direct to designcad with those point numbers deleted now attached below, I just went into the notepad file and deleted the first column by hand. I also inserted a blank line between Sidewalk and garage, and chnaged the color of one of the resulting lines.
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I would suggest chucking your point file into Excel and deleting the first column and the last column, the point numbers and the description keys respectively. Then try to import JUST the x,y,z data. When obtaining ascii point files from surveyors make sure you get the format that they used also. There is a BIG difference between pnezd and penzd. What you need for DCad is the nez or enz coordinates only. Rob, I took a look at your file and the northings vary from 987 to 993 and the eastings vary from 279 to 285.
That is not close to the coordinates you show. Jrstrange, Attached is your plot of the coordinates you posted. I took the liberty of assuming that they are in northing and easting format common to the US. This was done by connecting the consecutive points by hand and using the description key for the layer. I did not let Design cad connect the dots.
For assumed coordinates like this best practise would be to make say the northing 5000 and the easting 10000, less chance of getting the two confused then using 5000, 5000. I should mention that I plotted the points in Civil 3D 2012, connected the points and then copied and pasted just the line work into DesignCad. There were only 3 garage corners so I copied the two adjacent sides to get the remaining corner Gary E. Thank you, Rob and Gary. This is most helpful. I'm still having the devil of a time making sense of the image I get.
Gary, yours looked like my sidewalk, driveway, and garage but it was in 2D. Rob's was a 3D image but allowing DCAD to connect the dots did not work. I was able to import something similar but to connect the dots myself. In 3D view, the 'side' view looks right, but it should be the top view. Rotating the image on the various axes does not produce something that looks like my property.
I'll keep fiddling with it. Thanks again, James.
One way is to copy the spreadsheet table and paste it into Word. Then convert the table to comma delimited text. Copy and paste the text into Notepad and save it as a 'filename.txt' file. Then rename the 'filename.txt' file to a 'filename.xyz' file.
You can save ASCII.txt files directly from Word I am told, but Microsoft has a habit of putting all sorts of hidden garbage in Word files that could confuse DesignCAD's XYZ import. I prefer to copy/paste into Notepad because Notepad saves true ASCII text files with no included garbage. What you see is what you get.
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