Land Surveying Point data Importing as a AutoCAD Drawing
Import Land Surveying Point Data present in Excel or CSV with various columns such as easting, northing, elevation, serial and remark can be directly imported in AutoCAD with the Topodraw module of ESurvey CADD. While Importing the point data Topodraw inserts respective blocks, does proper lateralization and can even Create Lines Automatically.
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Create Topomap within CAD Package
Hai, in this video you will learn how to create Topomap in CAD Package directly from CSV or Excel File.
Importing total station data directly to the CAD interface is preferred by many users. ESurvey CADD allows users to import point data directly in CAD Packages like Autocad, Bricscad, and Zwcad. Select “Direct Topodraw” Menu item from Topodraw Sub item of ESurvey CADD Menu.
Select the CSV file or excel file which contains survey data. Please note that we have to correctly map column numbers of point data. Normally point data columns will be representing Serial Number, Easting, Northing, Elevation, and Remark. If there is deviation you can make necessary changes in column numbers on this screen.
Direct Topodraw does not offer features like Automatic Line joining. We still recommend importing data through a software interface if you want to import point data with many automation. However, Direct Topodraw helps you to quickly import point data to CAD software. Before converting the point data to AutoCAD drawing, we can configure how Code, Serial Numbers and Elevation to appear. We can also mark how far they have to be from a point co-ordinate. We can specify whether the text representing these codes is to be generated in different layers. Once you make all necessary settings in Code Display and Code Layers, you can click on the Generate button to create drawing directly in the CAD package.
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