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Units Preference -> UNITS MUST MATCH (see Step II) -> In most cases, scan data is acquired in meters if imported in a different unit, ACAD should automatically apply a scale factor but using the same units avoids problems (If acquired and imported in the same unit, this scale factor will be 1).

Log files -> log files are automatically created, adjust path as desired.

Import Point Sets -> In general, CloudWorx is recommended for large point clouds (1,000,000+ points), while the COE tool is recommended for objects and smaller point clouds (less than 1,000,000 points) -> If Import Point Sets is selected and you experience problems/crashing, it is recommended that you either decrease the size of the point cloud for import or that you use CloudWorx to view the point cloud versus import it.

See ACAD help -> “Work with blocks” for more information

Dynamic blocks are more easily editable and are only available in newer versions of ACAD. A block must be exploded or “re-written” to remove or adjust this link between identical blocks. When editing a block, all similar blocks are simultaneously edited. Import Objects as Blocks -> Blocks are made up of one or more objects that are combined to create a single object using blocks results in the best compression rate when objects are brought to ACAD (per Cyclone 7.0 Help) and are useful when repeating objects.Import objects as ACIS Solids -> imports objects as 3D ACIS solids.To import objects into ACAD -> command line: COEIN -> dialogue box appears -> Under ‘Import File Name’ browse for file -> Import Options: The following COE commands may be accessed through these entries or through the toolbarĬOEOUT: Export contents of drawing to COE fileĬOEXPLODE: explodes blocks into individual objectsĬOEANN: toggles annotations from cyclone on/off UNITS -> To avoid complications, it is highly recommended to work in the same units as the Cyclone Files > CHECK UNITS IN ALL NEW DRAWINGS BEFORE DRAWING, MODELING, OR IMPORTING > In new ACAD drawing -> Command Line: UNITS > Adjust options to match Cyclone > Generally, Type: Decimal, Insertion Scale Units: Meters > OK

GPS PATHFINDER OFFICE DRAWING LINES .EXE

exe will open AutoCAD, command line (F2) will note the installation and the availability of new commands such as COEIN & COEOUT.

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If it is not installed, download the installation file from the Leica downloads page – check for updates as the plug-in changes as versions update). In ACAD, confirm that the COE tool has been installed (enter COEIN in the command line in ACAD an import options dialogue box should appear). See the GMV guide ‘Leica CloudWorx 4.2 and AutoCAD 2012’ for more information about the CloudWorx application. Importing/exporting points with the COE tool is only recommended for small point sets (less than 1,000,000 points). Objects and points can be directly edited in the CAD environment. The COE import/export tool allows points and modeled objects to be imported/ exported/edited between Cyclone and ACAD (objects can be imported/exported with or without the point cloud data) and must be installed separately. This relationship allows the user to take advantage of the accuracy of the point cloud data and the advanced modeling functions in AutoCAD it also makes comparisons, analysis, and visualizations possible.

GPS PATHFINDER OFFICE DRAWING LINES SOFTWARE

Leica’s CloudWorx and COE (Cyclone Object Exchange) applications allow the user to view, import, and export files between Cyclone and CAD software while maintaining links and information. Using COE Plug-In to Import & Export Objects and Points in AutoCAD Hint: You can click on any image to see a larger version.

GPS PATHFINDER OFFICE DRAWING LINES HOW TO

This workflow will show you how to use Leica’s COE plug-in to import and export objects and points in AutoCAD.