#How to open inroads in microstation v8i 64 Bit

The point cloud is usable when working in Top, Front, Side views, and using вЂњSet Display DepthвЂќ only. I have a 5GB point cloud (POD file) in a MicroStation V8i SS3.

#How to open inroads in microstation v8i 64 Bit

I am running point clouds on a HP Z420 вЂ“ Win 7 64 BIT вЂ“ 16GB Ram вЂ“ Xeon E5-1620 3.6 GHz Processor вЂ“ NVIDIA Quadro K4000 3072 MB Dedicated video memory. Guillaume, from the MicroStation pull down menu go to File > Export > 3D the file will become a 3D file and then you should be able to attach the point cloud. How can I switch it to 3d so I can process this batch of coordinates? And get a error message saying model is in 2d. I am trying to use point cloud to import a batch of XY data into microstation. With over forty years of expertise in the Spatial Data industry, Bohannan Huston is a recognized leader known for providing the perfect solution for their customersвЂ™ needs.Д§ comments on вЂњ Attaching Point Clouds in MicroStation V8i (SELECTseries)вЂќ Presentation of the Point Cloud can be modified from the View Attributes dialog.Д«ig thanks to our friends at Bohannan Huston, Inc.Options include for Display, Snap, Locate, and Anchoring.The POD file will appear in the Point Clouds dialog.A new POD file of the same name will be created leaving the original PTX file unchanged. Note: MicroStation requires the PTX file to be converted to a POD file. The Specify new pod file dialog will appear. Modify any Settings needed then the OK button.Multiple files can be selected by using the Shift and Ctrl Keys.Change the Files of Type to the Point Cloud data type.Path to the Look in directory of your data.the Attachпїј button and the Open dialog will appear.From the MicroStation pull down menu select File > Point Clouds.Below are the steps and a couple tips on working with the data. It is as easy as attaching any reference file in MicroStation. Load CivTool by typing into the key-in window: mdl load civtools, wait for the Civil/Site Tools toolbox to open.ДЄlternative 4: You can change the elevation of element points using the Element Properties вЂ“ but this is very difficult when you have linestrings with multiple elevations on many vertices.The ability to reference Point Cloud data has been included in the (SELECTseries 2) release of MicroStation. You should edit the model properties and remove -3D from the model names if it is there.ДЄlternative 3: If you want to just set elevations on a few elements вЂ“ or if the elements have vertices that are at different elevations вЂ“ you could use the Set Element Elevationcommand on the CivTools mdl. This literally flattens your existing file вЂ“ all of the 3D models in the file are changed to 2D models, but the names are still the same. This model could be named 2D Basemap.ДЄlternative 2: If you already have a 3D basemap, try File>Export>2DвЂ¦ - this is what I would use to вЂњflattenвЂќ a 3D basemap into 2D graphics for drafting. Use the Scale icon and check the boxВ on the left, set the value=1.0, and check on Absolute.ДЄlternative 1: When working with a DTM basemap in InRoads вЂ“ you could simply View FeaturesвЂ¦ from InRoads in a 2D model in a DGN вЂ“ that is probably the easiest. But - if you must, it is pretty easy to correct the linestyle scale.Д¬orrect the linestyle scale: Select all elements with custom linestyles and execute the command Modify Line Style Attributes. This is a known issue and the recommendation is to only use Modify Elevation on elements that do not use custom linestyles. вЂ‹The modz macro (called by the Modify Elevation command) applies a scale factor to only 1/3 of the dimensionality and you end up with a custom linestyle scale of 0.66666667.