soil modeling

[falchettiassociati]

I never used soil modeling function. I had from the topographer a plan quoted with the 3d points of his rilevo, but I can't in any way make them "digest" to vw to produce a dtm model. in practice I have a set of 3d points of vw; when I open the command panel "model the soil" appear consistent data with the relevant quotas, but then a single red square is produced which is indicated in the panel "information" as "ground model".
Can anyone help me?

 

[lory.b]

Hi.
I use the dtm little too, so I had a moment to "go back".
However, it seems to me that the procedure for points is the one you describe and, in fact, once you select points 3d and launched the created site model/model command of the ground, I get the model of the ground.
Can you give me some more info? 3d points are all actually 3d? Will there be some inside a group? are groups at different heights of 3d points having the same z?
I do.

 

[archiwalters]

Hi.
I use the dtm little too, so I had a moment to "go back".
However, it seems to me that the procedure for points is the one you describe and, in fact, once you select points 3d and launched the created site model/model command of the ground, I get the model of the ground.
Can you give me some more info? 3d points are all actually 3d? Will there be some inside a group? are groups at different heights of 3d points having the same z?
I do.

Hello, lory.
wandering in search of a tutorial for the dtm I found this old discussion and take advantage of it. . .
I imported the dwg file of the topographer and the listed points (I see the odds as normal text) are crucified with z=0 that the info call "simboli 3d".
if I go to the center of the cross the description is "point insert", if I enter the symbol I see the two lines as "poligoni 3d".
How do I rule for modeling?
Is there a tutorial in Italian?
Thank you very much for your attention.
Say hi.
walter

 

[pla]

the soil modeler needs coordinates, which draws using "point 3d" objects or using the coordinates of the 3d polygons you want to use.
in your case, the character who created the dwg has "baked" on the design the points inserting blocks, which have little usefulness for our case: you have to revert each single symbol and insert a 3d point in its place, setting the correct z value. Alternatively you could use automatism, but to be sure I should see the file...

 

[archiwalters]

the soil modeler needs coordinates, which draws using "point 3d" objects or using the coordinates of the 3d polygons you want to use.
in your case, the character who created the dwg has "baked" on the design the points inserting blocks, which have little usefulness for our case: you have to revert each single symbol and insert a 3d point in its place, setting the correct z value. Alternatively you could use automatism, but to be sure I should see the file...

Bye-bye.
in a moment I send you one of the files (the least complex one). If you can find an automatic method I will apply it to the most messed up! ! !
In the meantime, I will "rebate" all the odds of what I send you by replacing 3d points to the blocks.
Thanks for the help, I'm waiting.
Hi.

 

[pla]

No, you can't do anything. It is a simple 2d design, on which quotas as texts have been indicated. You have to go through everything.

 

[archiwalters]

No, you can't do anything. It is a simple 2d design, on which quotas as texts have been indicated. You have to go through everything.

OK:frown:
I'll take it all back!
Thank you!
walter