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I'm looking into doing the above - I found instructions from Carlson where you create a .dxf file and import it into your datacollector.

http://www.carlsonsw.com/support/knowledge-base/?action=display_topic&topic_id=856

But there is also an option in SurvCE to import a .dwg file and that seems to work too, but the article doesn't mention that as an alternative

Both are allowing me to pick a 3D polyline to stake out. (at least sitting in my motel room they are)

How do you guys do it?


 
Posted : December 14, 2013 7:35 pm
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Thats how I do it. .dwg or .dxf.


 
Posted : December 14, 2013 11:06 pm
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typically I have found that a Dxf seems to import the best to Carlson DC

so to date I generate a R12 DXF from C3D 2013 to Carlson
and spare yourself the DWG complexity unless you really need allll
the C3D 2013 details.

So to summaries I make from C3D 2013 a Basic R12.Dxf to send to the
DC to stake out

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Posted : December 15, 2013 6:10 pm
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> typically I have found that a Dxf seems to import the best to Carlson DC

Thanks - that's what I found today when I tried both ways.


 
Posted : December 15, 2013 7:25 pm
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I have imported a dxf into my job. I see all the line work when I hit the map icon. Whenever I exit out of Survce and then open back up when I’m in that job the dxf is no longer on the map screen. I have to reimport the dxf. Is there a way to import it one time and it be attached to that map as long as I need it?


 
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Job Settings - Options - Auto Load Map.

11 years later!


 
Posted : September 28, 2024 12:08 pm