I need to export txt with correct point number inside it. If I use standard export tool it makes txt without point number or give own point number if I pick the number box. What should I do to get txt with original point number?
That Export Coordinates command is a good tool if you just need the location, or X, Y coordinates of the points. Use a Bentley Map Export command to create a text file containing the points and their attributes (point numbers). The Interoperability dialog box is one method, you can even specify Property Parameters.
Exporting to .csv from a Data Browser window is another:
Bentley Map Help - To Export a GIS File
Bentley Map Help - Data Browser and Search Tools
Dan Weston said:That Export Coordinates command is a good tool if you just need the location, or X, Y coordinates of the points. Use a Bentley Map Export command to create a text file containing the points and their attributes (point numbers)
I see that it suppose to work but if I choose to pick the number of points it gives to point own number. I need old numbers of points. see pictures. What I suppose to change that this tool picks correct point number?
In the following image, the red dots are the origins (insertion poinst) of the text. This is a different location than the origins (centers) of the blue circles. A simple macro is attached to export the text value and its coordinates, but as you can see, those coordinates are not the same as the center of the circle. The macro will create a file named ExtText.dat in the same folder as the .BAS file.
ExportTextAndCoords.zip
It's unclear what your data model is, and if these "circles and numbers" are features defined in a Bentley Map XML Project. An alternate approach is to treat the text a property of the circles (point feature). You can then use Bentley Map's PBA (Property Based Annotation) labeling and annotation tools to place the text in the file. The advantage of this is that if the number value changes, you won't have to edit the text. A disadvantage is that Bentley Map does not provide over-posting tools therefore the current location of the text will not be saved.
You can also treat the text as new features. This would simplify your workflow and would allow you to retain the text location as is. A disadvantage is that there is no relationship between the text and the circle since they will be two separate features.
I usually suppose to make catalogs of buildings corner coordinates or plot points coordinates. Thanks
I guess I understood you phrase
Inga Morozoff said:It's unclear what your data model is
and will provide the answer- see picture
What kind of points is better to place in case that will be possible to give number like a feature of the point and Bentley will give this number in the coordinate catalog?