The most common methods are a simple ASCII points list, such as a CSV, typically used when there is no need to import the raw observations into Civil 3D, but all points, figures, and codes are needed. There are numerous ways that a job from a Data Collector can be exported for use in Civil 3D.
For example, a fence gate-fence combination, a T-junction between two fences, defined by three points, a best fit arc defined by multiple points, a pond that is a closed line measured as a spline. Many linear objects were also measured, fences, sidewalks, and curbs, including some more advanced line work.If we edit the point, we can see what was entered, the canopy or drip line, the tree's height, and the species. We measured a tree with some additional attribute values. Let's look at the data that we collected using the linework procedure.First, let's go back to the Data collector's 3D viewer app.Let's see how to prepare the data for export from the data collector. Preparing the Data for Exporting from the Data Collector In this exercise, we will learn about Civil 3D Survey Product: Autodesk Civil 3D | Subject: Surveying with Civil 3D
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