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AUTOCAD FOR MAC 2017 TUTORIALS SOFTWARE

TruSpace panoramic viewer with background images for intuitive interaction with and driving of the point cloud in the application’s viewing pane.Automatic orientation of UCS to point clouds.Orthoimage tool to create GeoTIFF, PNG, JPEG, GIF, and BMP images with options for direct opening in AutoCAD.Floor Flatness and Floor Levelness tool with automatic ASTM 1155 standard report generation.Catalog fitting for intelligent as-builts.Steel, flange, automatic pipe, and 2D line fitters.Auto-Fit Polyline tool lets users quickly fit 2D lines and arcs to the point cloud with one, two, or three pick points combine with QuickSlice for fast, user-friendly 2D linework extraction.QuickSlice tool lets users quickly slice and orient the point cloud, aligning to walls and floors.Manipulate and navigate large point cloud data sets faster, including slices, sections, and limit boxes.Eliminate the need for time-consuming export/import processes of point cloud file formats.

Work in AutoCAD with point clouds from any laser scanner or point cloud-creating 3D sensor.

Optional LGS File, Cyclone, JetStream or ReCap data source.

This intuitive, panoramic viewing window lets users “see” better what the point cloud represents, and acts like a super-control to drive point clouds visualisation in AutoCAD with unprecedented speed. CloudWorx overcomes this with its powerful TruSpace viewing window. In the past, users often struggled with point cloud manipulation when using AutoCAD point cloud plug-ins. Users can create accurate 2D and 3D as-builts, check proposed designs against existing conditions, perform critical construction & fabrication QA, and more… all directly within AutoCAD. Users take advantage of the familiar AutoCAD interface and tools to shorten the learning curve for working with laser scan data.

AUTOCAD FOR MAC 2017 TUTORIALS SOFTWARE

Leica CloudWorx for AutoCAD is the most efficient and popular plug-in software for using as-built point cloud data – captured by laser scanners – directly within AutoCAD.