Data for Construction - Sample Lines to LandXML
Last updated: 2024-07-10
Overview
The command exports all selected Sample Line Groups from multiple drawings to LandXML PlanFeature objects.
Usage
- WisDOT Design tab > Output panel > Data for Construction menu > Sample Lines to LandXML
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The tool can also be accessed from the command line: DOTSAMPLELINESTOXML.
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- Sample Lines to LandXML dialog box .
- Sample Lines to LandXML runs as a modeless dialog so the user can interact with Civil 3D while the tool is open. The dialog includes a minimize button on the title bar so it can be reduced to the taskbar when additional screen space is needed.
- Select the DWG files that contain the Sample Line Groups that will be exported. There are three options to add files:
- Right-click in list area of the dialog box > Add current drawing
- Right-click in list area of the dialog box > Add drawing(s) > Browse to add drawings > Open
- Drag and drop DWG files into list
- A list of DWG files and their corresponding Sample Line Groups are shown in the dialog box.
- The list can be expanded and contracted using the buttons at the top of the dialog box.
- All the Sample Line Groups can be selected or unselected using the buttons at the top of the dialog box.
- Individual Sample Line Groups can be selected or unselected.
- Options for working with selected DWG files:
- `Right-click on the DWG in the list > Remove` to remove the DWG file and associated sample lines from the list
- `Right-click on the DWG in the list > Open` to open and review the DWG file in the list
- Export
- Browse to < Project_ID >\const\CD-Design\CD-X-Section
- File name = <Construction_ID>-Ewrk-SL-< Const-Stg >.xml
- Save
- "Process Complete" message appears after the file has been saved.
- OK
Close when the tool is no longer needed.
Info:
- A notification will appear if the DWG file being added to the list does not contain Sample Lines.
- The exported sample lines include vertices for each segment. For example, most sample lines have a left side and right side which results in 3 vertices/2 segments.
- Unsupported characters found in a sample line layer name are replaced with an '!'.