attribut -> coordinate

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Damien, Nov 18, 2005.

  1. Damien

    Damien Guest

    Hello,

    I have received a dwg file (using LT2005), in which Z coordinate of
    objects are not in the coordinate but in the attribute.
    Therefore, the object isn't placed on the proper z coordinate, but at 0.
    Anyone know how to fill the z coordinate of each object with the value
    displayed in the attribute elevation field?

    Thanks a lot

    Damien
     
    Damien, Nov 18, 2005
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  2. Damien

    Damien Guest

    guess no one knows how to...
     
    Damien, Nov 22, 2005
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  3. Damien

    Happy Trails Guest

    You did not say what version of acad you have, but I have used the
    attribute extraction tool in 2005 to create a text file of points with
    x,y and z co-ords written as northing, easting & elevation. I do not
    know if this works for lines as well as points, and I am a Terramodel
    expert, not acad.

    After getting my text file I import this into Tm and create the 3D
    objects that I need there, like surfaces etc.


    Happy Trails To You
     
    Happy Trails, Nov 23, 2005
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  4. Damien

    Damien Guest

    *Hello

    I am using autocad 2005LT.
    The dwg file I received is having attributes informations, and, the what
    I am interrested in is the elevation.
    The drawing is only the surface of the roof of buildings (a whole town),
    and I want to import that in max7, so that I only have then to extrude
    the surface -50m in z, let's say, so that the volumes go under the
    ground, and that would be just good enough for mains of the buildings.
    Some I have to texture, therefore I would have to lower them right to
    the surface, but this is another story and no problem here.
    Thanks for any comments on how to, but I will check this extration tool,
    hoping it is included in LT.
    Damien
    *
     
    Damien, Nov 23, 2005
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  5. Damien

    mark Guest

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