file.pod

[Erikilrosso]

Hello.
I received the relief of a historical building probably executed with a laser system, which in a folder denotes "points cloud" contains a series of .pod files, of which I am not aware.
I tried to import them, but revit (2012) these files does not see them.
I searched on the internet, but I did not find a specific downloadable program that could allow me to use them and possibly open them with revit.
Can someone tell me something?
Thank you.

p.s. why if I insert a dwg (autocad) in a view of the plant I can take it in the foreground or put it as a background, but I can't do the same in a prospective view where the dwg remains only as a background?
Thank you

 

[manuel]

ciao erikilrosso,
qui proof: http://www.fileviewpro.com/it/file-extension-podps: This weekend I was finding relatives in that of aosta (which if I don't read bad is your region) :smile:

 

[Erikilrosso]

thanks for the information, manuel, I will try to visit it.
They're from aosta.

 

[incasinata]

the pointools view reads them....
pod is the native file of the program.

 

[Erikilrosso]

Thanks messed up, but pointools view seems to me to be a paid program that has no relationship with autodesk, apparently, and I don't know if then I can import in revit the model I get. I asked for information and now I wait for an answer.

 

[incasinata]

the view, I think it's free, but obviously it's a "view" that is a viewer!