Hallo, I'm new to QCAD and I'm looking for a way to import measurent data (ascii-file) as block (with point ring, point number and height) georeferenced into QCAD.
Does anyone know of a possibility and can help me?
I would be very grateful! Best regards!
Willi
Import measurement data as blocks
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Re: Import measurement data as blocks
I don't think that a 'ready to go solution' is present.
Not that in the past I've seen a script that does this.
But it sould not be that hard to put something in the drawing related to entries in ascii or
a similar format by a script based on 'Import Points'.
I am thinking of X,Y,Z-> Block Attribute 'Height',No->Block Attribute 'Number'.
I supose the 'point ring' can be any shape defined in the Block.
Eg. I came resently across something similar with trees in a park, including diameter, kind, state, and so on.
Must this be a Block?
Do you have a source text example?
Is the format normalized?
Regards,
CVH
Not that in the past I've seen a script that does this.
But it sould not be that hard to put something in the drawing related to entries in ascii or
a similar format by a script based on 'Import Points'.
I am thinking of X,Y,Z-> Block Attribute 'Height',No->Block Attribute 'Number'.
I supose the 'point ring' can be any shape defined in the Block.
Eg. I came resently across something similar with trees in a park, including diameter, kind, state, and so on.
Must this be a Block?
Do you have a source text example?
Is the format normalized?
Regards,
CVH
Re: Import measurement data as blocks
Hi, thanks for your answer. It's a shame that LISP applications don't work in QCad. A friend prepared the data for me using Auto-Cad.
But maybe there is a good solution for the future.
Yes blocks would be good.
A measurement data record looks like this:
@@@@ 005/00001 10573.664 310500.318 197.747
What is meant by normalized format?
Best regards,
Willi
But maybe there is a good solution for the future.
Yes blocks would be good.
A measurement data record looks like this:
@@@@ 005/00001 10573.664 310500.318 197.747
What is meant by normalized format?
Best regards,
Willi
Re: Import measurement data as blocks
Hi,
Lisp no, Qcad suport C++ and javascript as fa as I know.
10573.664 X?
310500.318 Y?
elevation 197.747? ( 2D so no Z)
and @@@@ 005/00001 is ...?
Regards,
CVH
Lisp no, Qcad suport C++ and javascript as fa as I know.
And what is what?
10573.664 X?
310500.318 Y?
elevation 197.747? ( 2D so no Z)
and @@@@ 005/00001 is ...?
Any kind of standardization or normalization?
Regards,
CVH