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From the top bar, select
> Block Model file.
The Import Block Model dialog box opens.
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In the Source area, select the file
Format from the list:
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In the Source box, choose whether a single file
(File on disk) or all the files from a directory are to be
imported (Directory on disk).
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Choose the Location and Filename of the
file to be imported. You can select:
- A single file by clicking File on disk. The content of the
csv file must comply with regular block model data.
- Several files by clicking Directory on disk.
Notes:
- If you select Directory on disk, all the block model files of this directory
are imported.
- The directory can contain files with a different source coordinate reference system
. The CRS, the coordinate
system in which the points are defined, must be a cartesian projection system. For
more information, see About Coordinate Reference Systems and Identifying a CRS and Importing it.
A preview displays information about the five first point coordinates (X,Y,Z), the
coordinates of the extremity points of the bounding box containing all the points, and
the span between points. The preview information is format-dependent; therefore, the
details are reflected accordingly:
.csv format |
.mdl format |
- Block model bounding dimensions (Min X, Min Y, Min Z, and Max X, Max Y,
Max Z)
- Block size for X, Y, and Z (dim x, dim y, dim z)
- Block count
- Attribute list
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- Block model bounding dimensions (Min X, Min Y, Min Z, and Max X, Max Y,
Max Z)
- Block size for X, Y, and Z (dim x, dim y, dim z)
- Block count
- Attribute list
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Warning messages appear when inconsistencies are detected in the:
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In the Target area, if the Context (level
in which the point cloud is inserted) is not displayed, select it.
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To manage geolocation in a destination structure, in the
Referential box either:
- Select Local: The Part in which the import is done is not
geolocated. Then define the length Unit, in which the data are
stored in the file.
- From the list of the CRS saved in the database, select the Coordinates Reference
System (coordinate types) in which source data are expressed. It is automatically
selected if defined in the source file.
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Click Import.
- A new representation reference for point cloud is added in the tree, at the same level as the 3D shape.
When there is no parent
product, the import command aborts, and a message appears. When a read-only
representation reference for point cloud already exists, you need to create a new
revision and restart the import command. When a writable representation
reference for point cloud already exists, it is replaced with the new
representation.
- The point cloud is displayed in the 3D area and
you can view the block model representation.
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