I opened an xml file by mistake, and noticed the file type looks like html, with a list of points in NEZ format.
I also noticed that below points are "faces" in a similar three-piece data format. What are those portions? They are all whole numbers and sometimes zero.
> I opened an xml file by mistake, and noticed the file type looks like html, with a list of points in NEZ format.
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> I also noticed that below points are "faces" in a similar three-piece data format. What are those portions? They are all whole numbers and sometimes zero.
Yes, the file formats look alike.
Are you asking an XML question per se or about the contents inside.
Send it to me. I'll have a look.
The file may very well be a LandXML file that is a CAD and vendor neutral format for the sharing and conveyance of land-development oriented data.
If you want to determine if the XML file conforms to the published LandXML schemas, you can check it with the LandXML.org Validator.
