As many of you know, the Map 3D FDO tools for connecting to various GIS databases and file stores are very powerful and luckily-are included with Civil 3D. Recently, I was talking with a customer about grabbing published survey monument data and bringing it into a Civil 3D project. Based on this discussion, I thought this might be of interest to others who may not be completely familiar with the GIS tools available in Civil 3D/Map 3D; hence this post.
Check out the video below to see this in action.
-Alan
HELP!!!!
I am lost in transformation! Trying to make some mods to a XSLT report for alignments and am banging my head against a wall when it comes to getting Latitude and Longitude out using LandXML Reports.
Here is the default report format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jk5azzq9xc32to2/ReportResult.PNG?dl=0
Here is the code I have to pull the data:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2yuc49begg9bh0i/XSLTCode.PNG?dl=0
And this is the result I am trying to acheive:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vvcwykjwvud2iss/Alignment%20Report.PNG?dl=0
Posted by: Mark Hultgren | 06/04/2018 at 08:56 AM
Hi Mark,
Since the geometry is stored and exported to the reporting engine as cartesian coordinates, there isn't any lat/long values to select. While I'm sure an XSLT function could be written and referenced to do the conversion, I think it would be fairly difficult (and something way over my head). However, you could piece this report together by using the create cogo point/at geometry points command to drop cogos on all the PIs, then using the Export Points command to send these into a CSV in Lat Long format. Sorry I can't help more.
Alan
Posted by: Alan Gilbert | 06/04/2018 at 06:08 PM