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1.3 File Formats Statewide LiDAR can also be found in several locations. InRoads Suite SS2, Bentleys design tools for roads, sites.Tech Tip #31 - CTRL – SHIFT InRoads ACCUSNAPPrerequisites for using this workflow include basic MicroStation and InRoads knowledge. ADOTs current standard CADD graphics software is MicroStation V8i, and it is required on. Computers with InRoads V8i (and MicroStation V8i) installed will have both MicroStation CONNECT Edition and OpenRoads Designer CONNECT Edition installed on them. Computers with MicroStation V8i will also have MicroStation CONNECT Edition installed, but V8i will continue to be the application that is launched when double-clicking on a.
Txt file in the File Name field.I'm getting to work in InRoads again after a lull, and I have a question that I'm not sure has been explained. In the Text Import Wizard dialog box select Cogo Points from the Data Type dropdown menu and browse to your. In Inroads go to File > Text Import Wizard Figure 6: Text Import Wizard Command 6. Open MicroStation and InRoads. Statewide LiDAR compatible with MicroStation V8i can be found in two places.An InRoads user asked for Mark's thoughts on this question :5.
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The first two positions on the Snap lock are Element Snap and Point Snap, and those force the InRoads tools to only lock onto InRoads data, ignoring MicroStation graphics.For instance, when you use the Point Snap, InRoads snaps to InRoads data, totally ignoring your MicroStation Tentative or AccuSnap. I'm not sure if you have my Zen Guide to the InRoads Locks book, but these are fully explained in there.The Snap Lock has to be set to allow InRoads to use the MicroStation snapping. If you hold the CTRL and SHIFTkeyboard keys down as you are hovering over graphics, the MicroStation AccuSnap will be reactivated.A few other things to add to this that are relevant are the influences of the InRoads and MicroStation lock settings.On the InRoads side of the house, the Snap Lock has three settings: Element Snap, Point Snap and No Snap. And here is the answer to your question. That can always be done with a 'manual' Tentative Snap on any graphic.But. There is a lot of intelligence pre-programmed into that tool.Now the second activity of that tool is to place the actual 'added' point.
And there are a bunch of those, like Key Point Snap, Center Snap, Mid Point Snap and so on. The No Snapposition means 'allow MicroStation snaps'.Taking this one step further (because I'm uncontrollably compelled to )The held-down CTRL SHIFT mechanism to activate the MicroStation AccuSnap is also driven by the MicroStation Snap Mode that it's set to. No Snap means no InRoads snapping. The InRoads Snap Lock has to be set in this position in order to use either the MicroStation Tentative or AccuSnap mechanisms.
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