A convert/re-project of the base files to the drawings coordinate may even be necessary when working with multiple coordinate systems.
Which means, users will have to download aerial images, world files and insert them using the map insert command. This base data was used to determine where the site was located and from there, users could determine the coordinate zone, then the process begins. In the past, getting started on a Civil 3D drawings/project required some base data acquisition. Materials can also be viewed if the realistic mode is used in Civil 3D visual styles selection. Keep in mind, manually scaling may be necessary to get the model proportional to the true scale of your terrain. By selecting the “ Import SKP File” command, user can select a SketchUp file and interactively place them in the drawing. One of the add-ins that can be executed is called the “ Import SKP”. Theses add-ins give Civil 3D some extra functionality, like opening/handling proprietor formats like SKP files.
They also wanted to insert the SketchUp models onto the terrain surfaces, to show a very conceptual 3D view of the design.Ĭivil 3D’s 2015 version have adopted an add-in tab located on the ribbon where plugins can be installed. One of the first questions they ask is, “how do we import early stages of our model into Civil 3D?” They were using SketchUp in the very beginning and didn’t want to recreate the data.
I’ve had several users, who’ve finally decided to adopt BIM workflows into their project processes.
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