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How do I add Google Earth to MicroStation?
Open Google Earth Pro (just to get it open) and now bring MicroStation back to the front. In MicroStation, click the Synchronize Google Earth View icon – this will locate your area of interest in Page 2 2 Google Earth (it should center your view in Google Earth to show Oregon).
How do I import KML into MicroStation?
1. Use Sketchup Make to import the Google Earth KMZ file. This will make a .
2. In Sketchup > File > Import > in the Import Dialog choose File Format tab and select “Google Earth File (*.kmz)”
3. Create a new DGN file in MicroStation > File > Import > .
4. Check and see that all elements are OK after import.
How do I enter coordinates in MicroStation?
1. Select a placement tool.
2. In the key-in browser type the coordinates: “XY=1000,1000,0″
3. Hit the Enter key on the keyboard or the Run icon from the key-in browser.
4. Continue to use the key-in browser and the “XY=” key-in to finish placing elements/vertices/cells…
How do I add aerial in MicroStation?
In Microstation V8i>File>References>Tools>Attach For our example we are choosing the WMS-West-Aerial-2d. dgn file. Choose the Fit Reference or Fit All command and select the view with a data button. The display will update with a view of the Western half of Georgia.
How do I export a DGN file to Google Earth?
How do I convert a KMZ to a shapefile?
To save the new layer file as a shapefile, right click on the geo-information type (points, lines, polygons have to be saved in separate shapefiles) you want to save and select Data/Export Data… Click on the folder icon and name shapefile you want to export. Click OK and save shapefile.25 mar. 2014
How do I convert a KMZ file to DWG?
1. Download and Install reaConverter.
2. Load KMZ Files.
3. Choose Output Folder.
4. Select DWG as Output Format.
5. Video tutorial.
6. Command-line interface.
How do I import a JPEG into MicroStation?
Click File -> Raster Manager. In the Raster Manager window, click File -> Attach -> Raster. Select the JPG file of interest and click Open. The Raster Attachment Options window should appear.
How do I import a KMZ file into Civil 3D?
1. Click Insert tab Import panel Map Import .
2. In the Import Location dialog box, under Files Of Type, select Google KML.
3. Select the file or folder to import.
4. In the Import Dialog Box, under Spatial Filter, specify whether to limit the area where data will be imported:
How do you show XYZ coordinates in MicroStation?
Delivered with MicroStation is a toolbar that will label coordinates in the file and import/export coordinates. From the MicroStation pulldown menu select Tools > Annotation > XYZ Text. Label Point – will label points selected in the drawing.3 fév. 2016
How do I enter northing and easting in MicroStation?
1. Answer: Go to Settings > Design File.
2. Civil Formatting > Coordinate Settings and change Format to Northing, Easting. Click OK.
3. Go to Tools > Civil AccuDraw > Civil AccuDraw Settings.
4. Under the Favorites tab click Add and enter a name such as “NE”.
5. Select the newly customized Civil AccuDraw command.
How do you draw a line with coordinates in MicroStation?
How do you scale a raster image in MicroStation?
1. Open Raster Manager (File > Raster Manager)
2. Select the raster to resize.
3. Select the Scale icon.
4. In the tool settings dialog, select Active Scale.
5. For fixed aspect ratio toggle the lock icon to appear locked (For unfixed aspect ratio toggle the lock icon to appear unlocked)
How do I insert a PDF into MicroStation?
1. Open the Raster Manager and attach the pdf, close Raster Manager.
2. Select the pdf file in the view and then go to Edit > Copy.
3. Go again to Edit > Paste Special and choose from the list the option Picture of.
What is MicroStation software used for?
MicroStation is a CAD software platform for two- and three-dimensional design and drafting, developed and sold by Bentley Systems and used in the architectural and engineering industries. It generates 2D/3D vector graphics objects and elements and includes building information modeling (BIM) features.