I can export point to autocad land desktop 2009

#I can export point to autocad land desktop 2009 how to#
#I can export point to autocad land desktop 2009 software#

I hate AutoDesk's captive marketing, and the learning curve was steep, but the product is extremely useful. I do this all the time! I can't figure out any other way to do it and it works perfectly for me.Д¬ivil 3D has many issues, but I use it to solve and draft boundary and ALTA surveys, prepare topographical surveys, prepare backup calcs for construction staking, output the mathematical portions of descriptions, and all of the myriad of other survey functions I perform. 'I personally do not feel comfortable move & rotate survey 1000 points by utilizing AutoCAD move and rotate commands.' If there have been any surveyors involved in the process since then I would be quite surprised. Some of the command nomenclature has not changed since it was written by Softdesk in the 1980's.

There are a few bells and whistles, but nothing of real significance. I don't see any significant difference between Civil 3D 2016 and Release 14. 'I think the survey part of Civil 3D was done without involving licensed land surveyors at all.' Gregkogan, post: 358006, member: 9416 wrote: Hi Mark, I personally do not feel comfortable move & rotate survey 1000 points by utilizing AutoCAD move and rotate commands.ДЄnother example if points are not locked it is easy by accident to move point on the screen and it will change the coordinates and opposite if points are locked you need to go to survey data base observations in order to change even a code. I think the survey part of Civil 3D was done without involving licensed land surveyors at all. There were some issues with LDD no doubts but getting rid of it at all without creating within Civil 3D similar routines was not good idea at all. However I never felt conformable working with survey calculations and especially with property line adjustments in Civil 3D and as far as I know most of land surveyors feel the same way (could be wrong on this then will be corrected by others) and most of land surveyors I know just switching to Carlson after LDD is getting out of the picture. I am actually very advanced user of Civil 3D. Mark Mayer, post: 357986, member: 424 wrote: Since it seems you have C3d I'm wondering why you don't just do your calcs in C3d? Really, I'm sure a workaround to LDT could be devised - but I think it would be less trouble to learn enough C3d to do what you have to. I do this all of the time for folks that for whatever reason have decided to abandon civil 3d.

Post a coy of a typical file that you are working with, I'll give you a workflow.

#I can export point to autocad land desktop 2009 how to#

This will help you to know how to proceed. Greg that depends on what kind of linework you are talking about getting from the civil 3d drawing, open the drawong in c3d and list the linework to see if it is 1) a survey figure 2) an alignment 3) a 'part' of a pipe network. External references are not an option as well. Looks like pretty simple task: copy a line work in Civil 3D and paste it into LDD, but it is not an options. The line work in Land Desktop and Civil 3D is different (going from Civil 3D to LDD) and I think it was done intentionally in order to force customers to buy new version. I still do all survey calculations and setting up stuff for staking in Land Desktop 2009, so I am exporting into AutoCAD 2007 meaning that I am creating an additional drawing every time. Gregkogan, post: 357852, member: 9416 wrote: Did anybody figure out the best way to copy and paste just a line work from Civil 3D to Land Desktop 2009. Oh and just think, they are already working on 2017 version.

#I can export point to autocad land desktop 2009 software#

xml Its a bummer, but the reality your client has to face when using software that is 16 years old.ДЇurthermore, we just installed C3D 2016 and when we open a Survey data base from our older 2013 C3D and make some changes and save those changes another user that is using C3D 2013 version can no longer open the Survey Data base.Gotta love Autodesk. you will loose all 'Civil 3D' functions when you export or save down, also the surface will be junk, unless you export it as a. If you have annotative points, symbols attahced to points, etc. It is not a complex drawing, just road edges and centreline, fences etc. The points also come across as white points and not attached to the layer colours. The lines are coming across as proxy entities and if I explode they turn into poly lines with no elevations on them. Drawing looks great but when I export to CAD 2000, which is the format the client needs. Just started using civil 3d 2015 and have imported survey points and drawn lines etc. Irish, post: 356819, member: 10833 wrote: Hi guys, looking for a little help.