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Let us know what result you do get when trying to do automatic renumbering. You need to check which type of points to renumber or use the All option alongside selection via filter, and set a start number to renumber by. You can run into problems if you don't set that starting number, select types that are not used in the model, or do not have edit capabilities on the points (Which should not be the case if you can manually edit those numbers).

placing a manual point as an electrical Pt and then I try to renumber it and choose the electrical Pt option will not renumber the points. It will only renumber the points if I choose the all (use filter) option

The points were gathered on a Trimble unit, and I received a CSV file of all the points. When I 'Import' the points (from the Coordinate Tab), I see to browse to a file on the network. No problem. I select the file. But then I get nothing. The white space where points should show up is blank.

I have a CSV of points the I created in Dynamo, and I am trying to import them as GTP in Revit. It seems to import all the points just fine, even telling me the "x have been created", but then I try and select all the points ans tag them, I am told that there are no points in this location. I have tried using all different kinds of Coordinate Systems just to get them to show up any where in the view. Is there possibly a setting that I am not aware of?

I managed to find all my points. Every single one, despite my csv giving the point the appropriate Z-coordinate, were given an elevation of -100. I only found them when I made my view plan bottom Unlimited. My project has an internal origin of (0,0,100) so I don't quite understand why my points were given the elevation they have. Any tips on how to get my points to the correct elevation automatically? I'm trying to automate the GTP process for my team so the less manual changes I need to make the better.

On a side not, I organized my CSV in X,Y,Z order, and imported them in, according to the APL "Import Location Points from File" window in X,Y,Z order as well. When I imported the points, the order is changed to Z,X,Y. I was able to easily reformat my CSV but I feel that this should not have been the case.

when you imports or export points from what I learned you still have to specify the coordinate system even if its internal. When you click on (coordinate system the origin, scale and rotation are blank out until you click on the Internal or a specific shared coordinates.

Autodesk Point Layout takes BIM coordinates into the field for greater layout speed, accuracy, and safety. Small deviations can cause big problems in the field and traditional measurement and layout processes can set back projects and timelines. Autodesk Point Layout provides accurate point coordinates field teams can use to reduce the risk of layout errors. Use Autodesk Point Layout to:

Can I change the size of the box to make the text fit better OR change the bullet point layout so the text is algined better OR change the colour of the standard bulleted point when using the bulleted list. I cna't seem to change the bullet colour from black to white (I'm using white text on a blue background).

Following your instrcutions for your suggestion To change the color of the standard bulleted point: Once I've highlighted the the bulleted list (I'm testing with just one point at the moment) I can not see the format dropdown menu.

I've recently purchased some prototyping turrets which are mounted to the board with M2.5 hardware rather than being forever swaged to the board. This will hopefully improve my layouts no end. I intend making things look a lot like the sloclone turret layout as thats nice and neat.

Using this option for each Drawing a separate DWG file will be created, and these separate dwg files will be externally referenced into the main host DWG file. It is important to note that using this workflow only the external reference files will have the correct origin (matched to the Survey Point) and not the host DWG file, for the reason explained in the first point.

Proposed workflow:

a. Create Layout in Archicad and place 2 Drawings on it from 2 different stories.

b. Export the Layout to DWG with the following translator settings:

"Save Layout into: Paper Space with Cropped View's Content"

"Place Drawings Into: Linked Xref Drawings"

"Match File's Origin" to "with Survey Point"

c. In the save location will be:

As far as 2D methodology, I have worked with dozens of existing (owner) site surveys and floor plate 2D DWGs over the years. I dropped them into the AC model space (especially before Worksheets were available) to make up a properly 'stacked' set of plates on the site (utilizing Trace). Similarly, one can export these back out in views, or, in my case, replace the 2D linework with 3D elements and create stacked PDF layouts for reference.

Depending on the ultimate deliverables to come from the survey point exchange, it may be you can leverage the BIM technology features and trends with your partners and reduce 2D vector file exchanges. I've found in my/our work significant time reduction by working with model exchanges.

Thank you for sharing your feedback with us. As per the limitations of the DWG environment, it is not possible to export multiple layouts and have the drawings placed on model space with the same reference point, because, differently from BIM software, the drawings would not be legible stacked upon each other.

However, I understand that you insist on having the drawing of the layout export to DWG consistently positioned with reference to the Survey Point - which would make sense on single layout export only. We have had a similar request on a support case recently, which has been entered as a wish under IDEA-12485. Batch export of multiple layouts with drawings referenced to the Survey Point is not viable for the reason explained above, unless if you opt for placing drawings into linked xref files.

I hope we have improvements in this workflow soon, however, within the DWG limitations.

In understand the reason for the limitations. However, when saving Xrefed archicad views, it should work with real-world coordinates based on the survey point, at least for views originated from stories plans. Having the option to match the file's origin with the survey point is useless since there is no way to use it.

It seems i may be moving within the next year and i wont have space for a large layout. So i decided a point to point will fit in my new space. It would be L shaped and about 10' along one wall and another 10' along the other And 24" wide.

Although it would not be a perfect solution but it would give me a chance to run some of my locomotives back and forth And do some switching. I have only scale engines so the reason for the point to point.

As a user of Autodesk Point Layout, you have the opportunity to export, import and compare points used on any design model you are working on. You can also export the points using direct file formats for more accuracy and fewer errors

With the onsite labor rates continually increasing, coming up with new ways to reduce this cost is requiring creativity. Autodesk Point Layout can assist those who layout with a Robotic Total Station by streamlining the process from the office to site. In this webinar, we will be reviewing how Revit and APL are a match made for onsite layout efficiency. 589ccfa754

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