It is possible to:
1. On the menu bar, click View > rayCloud.
2. In the section Layers of the left sidebar, expand the list Objects and right-click on the object to be exported.
3. Click Export..., the pop-up Export appears:
For a polyline, the following are exported by default:
- A file with the vertices of the polyline.
- A file with the lines of the polyline.
For a surface, the following are exported by default:
- A file with the vertices of the surface.
- A file with the surface.
4. Navigate to the path where the object will be saved.
5. In File name, type the desired file name.
6. (optional ) In Save as type ESRI Shapefiles (*.shp) is selected by default. To change to another output format, click ESRI Shapefiles (*.shp) and select the desired format. The following options appear:
- ESRI Shapefiles (*.shp)
- AutoCad DXF (*.dxf)
- Microstation DGN (*.dgn)
- Keyhole Markup Language (*.kml)
7. Click Save.
How to export all polylines or surfaces
1. On the menu bar, click View > rayCloud.
2. In the section Layers of the left sidebar, expand the list Objects and right-click on the object to be exported.
3. Click Export All Polylines... / Surfaces..., the pop-up Export opens:
For polylines, by default the following are exported:
- A file with the vertices of the polylines.
- A file with the lines of the polylines.
For surfaces, by default the following are exported:
- A file with the vertices of the surface.
- A file with the surfaces.
4. Navigate to the path where you want to save the objects.
5. On File name, type the desired file name.
6. (optional ) On Save as type ESRI Shapefiles (*.shp) is selected by default. To change to another output format, click ESRI Shapefiles (*.shp) and select the desired format. The following options appear:
- ESRI Shapefiles (*.shp)
- AutoCad DXF (*.dxf)
- Microstation DGN (*.dgn)
- Keyhole Markup Language (*kml)
7. Click Save.
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