Site Map in gINT

Sai, You must save your site map as an AutoCAD Version 12 DXF file in order to be able to import it into your project file. 

For line work, I understand. I was referring to aerial imagery.

ECW is best for gINT site map imagery, but I'm unsure if that will show in the 3d view.  I've always thought the gINT fence 3d (isometric view) was not much use.  Better to use gINT Civil Tools (https://docs.datgel.com/dgd-tool/latest/professional/user-guide/gint-civil-tools-tutorial).  

ECW is best for gINT site map imagery, but I'm unsure if that will show in the 3d view.  I've always thought the gINT fence 3d (isometric view) was not much use.  Better to use gINT Civil Tools (https://docs.datgel.com/dgd-tool/latest/professional/user-guide/gint-civil-tools-tutorial).